2016 Audi S3 Sportback
A compact quattro performance hatch with strong pace, rapid S tronic shifts and enough practicality to work as an everyday car.
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A compact quattro performance hatch with strong pace, rapid S tronic shifts and enough practicality to work as an everyday car.
GTI Performance specification with strong all-round usability, a quick DSG gearbox and the familiar balance between hot-hatch pace and daily comfort.
A well-balanced M Sport saloon with strong petrol performance, a quick automatic gearbox and the refinement expected from a modern 3 Series.
A compact premium SUV with genuine Porsche road manners, turbocharged V6 performance and enough space for normal daily use.
An early 997 Carrera 2 with a naturally aspirated flat-six and six-speed manual combination that remains especially attractive to analogue sports-car buyers.
A relaxed V8 grand tourer with a folding metal roof, substantial comfort equipment and the distinctive early R230 shape.
A late-1990s E39 with a naturally aspirated straight-six, restrained SE specification and classic BMW saloon proportions.
An aluminium-bodied XJ8 with naturally aspirated V8 power, a traditional Jaguar cabin and the light road manners of the X350 generation.
A high-revving rear-wheel-drive roadster with a close-ratio manual gearbox and the naturally aspirated VTEC character that defines the S2000.
A fast old-school Volvo estate combining substantial luggage space with the characterful five-cylinder T5 engine.
A straightforward hybrid hatchback in Excel trim focused on easy urban driving, sensible running costs and simple everyday usability.
A large Titanium-specification estate aimed at motorway mileage, family use and buyers who need a genuinely useful load area.
A distinctive 508 fastback with frameless-door styling, a modern cabin and a turbo petrol drivetrain suited to mixed daily use.
A manual Cooper S with compact dimensions, a stronger 2.0-litre turbo engine and a more playful character than an ordinary small hatchback.
A facelift i30 N Performance with manual transmission, electronically controlled differential and configurable chassis and exhaust settings.
A 306 bhp VZ2 combining hot-hatch pace, DSG shifting and four-wheel-drive traction with the practicality of a five-door crossover.
An HSE Discovery Sport with a practical cabin, four-wheel drive and the higher equipment level expected from the trim.
A 280 bhp Veloce with rear-wheel drive, a fast automatic gearbox and the sharp steering and chassis balance that distinguish the Giulia.
A naturally aspirated 5.0-litre V8 coupe with serious performance and a very different character from turbocharged German rivals.
A full-size AMG saloon with a 5.5-litre twin-turbo V8, enormous performance and enough cabin space to remain genuinely useful.
An early 350Z GT with naturally aspirated V6 power, a six-speed manual gearbox and a simple front-engine, rear-drive layout.
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