Toyota renews its big 4x4 SUV with active safety kit, new interior styling and more trim options.

Lamborghini Urus will start in the region of £165,000 and be capable of covering 0-62mph in 3.6 seconds.

The Defender is back with a high-performance V8 version limited to just 150 examples. And it costs a mere £150k...

Arriving next month, the Honda Civic i-DTEC entry-level S model with manual transmission is confirmed to start from £20,120.

It may not look very different but this is a brand new G-Class. It's set to go on sale this summer with prices starting at an estimated £90,000.

Ford's most famous pony car gets a Steve McQueen-inspired makeover for 2018.

The Passat now gets Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and MirrorLink while SE Business and above get LED headlights and heated front seats as standard.

The more powerful 1.5-litre i-VTEC 130PS engineiss part of a mid-life facelift for the Jazz.

The larger seven-seat version of the Tiguan is available to order now with prices starting at £29,370.

The X-Line gets an 'SUV-look' with increased ground clearance and chunkier bumpers. Prices start at £12.5k.

Suzuki has launched the Ignis Adventure and the Vitara Kuro. Both are available now with the Ignis costing £13,999 and the Vitara Kuro priced at £18,749.

The UK Car of the Year Awards 2018 categories cover everything from fierce hot hatches to best family cars. But which models were knocked of their perennial perches and which newcomers made a splash this year?

Seven-seat 4x4 Shogun Sport will sit between Outlander and Shogun in the range and reach showrooms in the spring.

The 2018 Nissan Leaf will have a much-needed boost in range, with the all-electric car being capable of covering up to 235 miles on a single charge.

Kia SUV gets a new eight-speed automatic gearbox to replace the previous six-speed unit and sporty trim lines for 2018.