This is how user-friendly the operation of cars becomes

Windingly searching for the heating Finding your way in a modern car is often quite a challenge. Many actions you once did automatically by touch now require a search through menu structures. How bad is that? We investigated this in collaboration with AvroTros Radar. As cars can do more, their operation becomes more complicated. This […]

Is the Opel Grandland AWD really faster?

Opel with a boost By adding a second electric motor, the Grandland has not only become an all-wheel drive, but it also became significantly faster. Nice, because in a previous test we found the Grandland Electric a fine car, but a bit sluggish. In the spring of 2025, colleague Roy Kleijwegt had the then brand-new

In 1995 we saw the only Allroad-like BMW ever built

But it ‘just’ became the X5 Volvo has Cross Country, Audi has Allroad, and Mercedes-Benz came up with All Terrain versions in response. However, BMW has never ventured into lifted station wagons, except for this one example we saw driving in 1995. It turned out to be a precursor to the later X5. The three

Without the 924, Porsche might not have existed anymore

We’re going back 50 years in time, to 1976. Back then, the Ford Fiesta, Volvo 343, and Mercedes-Benz W123, among others, were launched. Under the heading ‘Top Year 1976’, this year we highlight a special debutant from 1976 every month. What did the development process look like? In 1970, Porsche was commissioned by Volkswagen to

Chinese cars are already more popular in Europe than South Korean ones

Almost 1 in 10 Already almost ten percent of all new cars sold in Europe are Chinese. That is already quite a serious share, and with that, the Chinese surpass the South Koreans in ranking. Of all new cars sold in Europe that do not originate from Europe, the lion’s share is Japanese. For years,

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