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Now summer is here, sleeping in your car is a cheap and cheerful way to adventure on a strict budget – you might even enjoy it
We look back on a colourful year, featuring the first electric Rolls-Royce, a 500,000-mile Citroen Xsara Picasso, and everything in between
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Fresh from a mid-life facelift, this version of the Duster is a worthy successor to rugged small 4x4s of old
As the Telegraph's motoring expert, I weigh in on your car dilemmas to save you money and make your driving life easier
It may be cheap but it’s not cheaply made - and this Stepway version even has fashionable faux 4x4 styling
Much less bargain-basement than before but still cheap, is this great-value small hatchback the car we’ve all secretly been waiting for?
The firm “does not prioritise safety” says independent crash-test organisation after the new Sandero hatchback scored two stars out of five
It is an object lesson in how non-premium makers are facing the future, but surprises include a Renault 5 EV and perhaps the return of Lada
Liquefied Petroleum Gas in addition to petrol is used by the budget brand as an alternative to electrification. Are the savings worth it?