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I currently own a 2009 Honda Civic 1.8 iVTEC Si-T. I'm looking to buy a new car of medium size for around £25,000. Some of the cars I've looked at are Honda Civic, Volkswagen Golf, Audi A3 Saloon, Lexus...
I've recently acquired a 2007 Jaguar X-Type 3.0 AWD Sport with fewer than 6000 miles on the clock. Only concern is the ride which is unforgiving (Pirellis, 31 psi). What could you suggest as a replacement...
I am purchasing a new Lexus 300H on standard wheels, which are 235/45/R18. However, I believe that I can have the car on the 225/50/R17 wheels - which would produce the smoothest and quietest ride.
My Lexus IS was a pre-registered model, for a good discount, so I had no choice of wheel size. The 18-inch wheels as fitted produce a very hard and jiggly ride. There are websites offering new alloys for...
I am a 6.6 feet tall and need a large car with a soft ride. I have £8000 to spend and want something with lots of space in the back, but dislike French cars. What do you recommend?
I bought a new Honda Jazz three weeks ago and it instantly gave me a bad back - within 48 hours and I've had to see physiotherapist. I told the dealer, but they have refused a refund. What can I do?
I have driven a manual BMW 520D SE since new in August 2006. I have been delighted with the car but would like to replace with something of equal quality and reliability. I am keen to avoid cars with...
What is the best wheel/tyre combination for the new Volkswagen Golf Estate (regardless of model)?
Which saloon cars (not SUVs) would you recommend which have a higher driving position? I would prefer German/Japanese or a British brand like Jaguar.
The Toyota Yari Excel has 16-inch wheels as standard, with 15s as an option. The latter look best for economy, but which gives the best ride quality?
 

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