Hyundai Lantra 1.5 You never forget your first love. That’s why we look back with proud first car owners to that time when they started driving with… Well, with what actually? Frank Jacobs from Oegstgeest embarked on the 3FM Dakar adventure in 2010 with, according to him, the most boring family car: a Hyundai Lantra! […]

In shipbuilding, a ‘swept stern’ is a rear that gradually leaves the water. This would allow a ship to cut through the water more efficiently, a trick that the new Hyundai Ioniq 3 seems to apply to the air with a similar rear end. Highlights Hyundai Ioniq 3 Leave it to Hyundai and sister brand

There’s nothing wrong with a bit of sportiness. For car enthusiasts, there were endless possibilities to achieve this in the automotive field during the 60s and 70s. Some of these dreams are still affordable today. We’ve listed the sporty classics that have increased the most in value for you. We ask you not to scroll

Looking back at the one-off diesel rocket Installing a modern engine in an old chassis isn’t the first thing you’d expect from a development department. Yet that’s exactly what Mercedes-Benz did. Putting a brand new 2009 diesel engine into a 25-year-old model turns out to deliver incredible performance and fuel consumption figures that would make

Every used car buyer has their own wishes: one absolutely wants rear-wheel drive and another wants an automatic, but easy entry and exit is also a must for some. On AutoWeek’s used car platform, there are thousands of cars with an entry height of at least 700 mm; we’re examining the five cheapest cars. Cars

The Centre-Line is the sweet spot For the first time in nine years, there is a completely new Mazda CX-5. The SUV is off to a good start, as it is notably cheaper than its predecessor was at the end. Is that also the case in practice, or is it better to save up for

Everything revolves around the rear axle With the new, electric Subaru Uncharted, everything revolves around the rear axle. Subaru has done two things with this that instantly makes this the most interesting Subaru for the Dutch market in years. First things first : what exactly is the Subaru Uncharted? ‘Uncharted’ means ‘unknown’, but as in

We are still in the middle of the transition phase from fossil fuels to electricity, although this transition seems to be slowing down lately. Decreasing subsidies and an overcrowded power grid are some reasons for doubt. Charging station stress is no longer necessary – there are enough in our country, and the price should no

A Silken Thread? The Volkswagen Passat B3 has largely disappeared from Dutch roads, and we certainly haven’t seen the Variant in a long time. This from version seems to be hanging by a silken thread. It should come as no surprise that the Volkswagen Passat B3 has largely disappeared from the streets. Such ordinary and

Viva España The Dutch fast-charging provider Fastned is further expanding its network. From now on, you can also recharge in Spain under the characteristic yellow canopies. In the Netherlands, Fastned’s fast-charging stations are already commonplace, but outside our borders this is not necessarily the case. Fastned is now active in nine European countries. Nine yes,