With the next UK solar eclipse only 64 years away, Graham Courtney predicts that Renault will still be making small family friendly SUVs like the Captur by then.

Was Graham Courtney like the cat that got the cream when driving the Peugeot 2008?

It’s always disappointing when a really good car heads for the horizon never to return. Sadly, this is the case with a lot of petrol and diesel-powered cars — like the Volkswagen Touareg — as they make way for electric vehicles. Graham Courtney took it for one last spin.

Sensibly priced roadsters are a dying breed but that’s why cars like the Mazda MX-5 are still so highly regarded. Graham Courtney pens his love letter to drop-top motoring.

Alfa Romeo has always had a reputation for designing and building beautiful cars. But two years after arriving in the UK, how does the Junior compare to some of its past efforts? Graham Courtney took the latest sporty iteration for a spin.

How important is exterior design when buying a car? In the case of the Mazda 6e, this is one you could proudly park on your driveway and get a lot of admiring glances. But how is it to drive? Graham Courtney went and found out.

All of our favourite hatchbacks are now becoming electric, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing — look at the success of the Renault 5. So how does the new electric Nissan Micra stack up? Graham Courtney gives the details.

SUVs now rule the Volvo roost, and although a lot of folk will be sad to see the demise of traditional Volvo estates, it’s hard to argue that something like the Volvo XC60 can’t do the same job…and a lot more. Graham Courtney provides the inside scoop.

The UK weather has been extremely hot lately, so is there really any need to go abroad for your holidays? Why not try a Citroen Holidays? This is the campervan that does what it says on the tin, and Graham Courtney gave it a thorough test.

In a world of SUVs and hatchbacks, Graham Courtney will always have a soft spot for an estate car. But has the Peugeot 308 captured his heart?

Hybrids are popular with car buyers, appealing to those who aren’t quite ready to go fully electric. But a hybrid pick-up truck? That is something of a rarity. Graham Courtney took one for a spin.

It’s hard to believe that the Range Rover has been with us for almost 60 years. Their popularity seems to show no sign of waning and Graham Courtney tested the latest version to see whether it is still at the top of its game.

This is the Fiat Grande Panda. As the name suggests, it’s much bigger than the previous Panda, but is it better? Graham Courtney found out.

Despite cars these days seemingly getting bigger, there’ll always be a place for little runabouts that can nip around our streets. One such car is Toyota’s Aygo replacement, the Aygo X.

Graham Courtney drove something a little different recently — the Lexus LM. If you are someone who ferries VVIPs around, or consider yourself to be a VVIP, then you need to have a serious look at this vehicle.

This week, it’s two for the price of one as Graham Courtney reviews both the Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake and GLB SUV.

The KGM Torres is the first car to arrive as a ‘real’ KGM rather than just another SsangYong with the badges switched. Graham Courtney recently put one through its paces.

Despite the majority of people thinking the Golf was Volkswagen’s biggest-selling car in the UK, it was the Tiguan that actually held the title until as recently as 2025. Despite recently losing its position on top to the T-Roc, can its newest version help regain its crown? Graham Courtney took it for a spin to find out.

Mike Booth headed to Buckinghamshire to test the Jaecoo 8, the Chinese brand’s new flagship model. On the agenda: a lakeside banquet, conquering his fear of heights and a pleasant drive in the countryside.

It’s quite rare for Driven to review something that isn’t a car or motorbike, although according to Graham Courtney, the Kia PV5 is so impressive that it’ll shake up the UK van market.