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We don’t know whether the Japanese company’s designers and engineers have healing hands, can read Tarot cards or are wise to the ways of tea leaves in the bottom of a china cup, but somehow they successfully saw that drivers would grow tired of hatchbacks, saloons and estates and crave something different. Our pick Nissan Qashqai N-Connecta 1.2 DIG-TĪbout 15 years ago, Nissan peered into its crystal ball and tried to predict the future.
And the 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol is something of a wee gem. The suspension is remarkably supple and the roadholding is stable and secure. And it still delivers in terms of comfort for four or five people, plus a large boot that will hold pushchairs, scooters, shopping and plenty more.Ĭompared to a sporty Mini, Peugeot has set out to achieve a smooth drive, and succeeded. It’s a cut above most of its competitors. The surprise is how well-made the 3008 feels. We happen to like it, and are glad that Peugeot has kept some buttons for just about enough convenience features so that you don’t spend all your time with your eyes on the touchscreen trying to navigate menu upon menu. Inside, a modern environment envelops the driver, with a starship fighter feeling that you’ll either like or dislike. This new second-generation model is much more like it, with a style that is not just all of its own but also easy to warm to. The previous Peugeot 3008 looked as curious as a porpoise and, dare we say it, that probably deterred plenty of buyers. Our pick Peugeot 3008 1.2 PureTech 130 GT Line
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