Executive cars

Article Abstract:

A survey of executive cars is presented alphabetically and in table form. There is no recommended buy, but the Mercedes-Benz C-Class is worth considering. It gives a smooth ride and has good secondary safety, but security features are poor. Headroom is plentiful, visibility is good and heating is efficient. Depreciation on the model is low. Other executive cars are evaluated.

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Large family cars

Article Abstract:

A survey of large family cars is presented alphabetically and in table form. A best buy is the Ford Mondeo, with good security and safety features and prices starting at 13,620 pounds sterling for a new model. The car's steering is accurate and the driving position is comfortable, although the gear change can be notchy. Other large family cars are evaluated.

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Round-up cars

Article Abstract:

A survey of less popular new and used cars available in the UK is presented alphabetically and in table form. The cars may be out of production or have relatively low sales and may be from less well-known makers, such as Kia. Many cars in the survey were once best-sellers, such as the Vauxhall Nova, and are readily available on the second-hand market.

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