Calm and Frenetic
Excellent town manners and respectable MPG. A thrill a second in the open country; good road manners, pulls like a train and sounds glorious; nothing quite like it for the money!
Review Posted: 21st March 2011

fiesta
I think the new fiesta is one of the best small cars in the uk, especially the diesel engines, good economy and comfortable to drive. would reccommend to anyone in the market for one. love them
Review Posted: 14th January 2011

Mondeo
Great car we had a Mondeo Estate we bought the car when it was 3years old and kept it for nearly 8 years it never let us down other than a flat battery reason we got rid was it started costing money in the 8th year for repairs so we decided it had to go we have seen it still on the road so Mondeos keep up the good work if i won the lottery i would buy a up to date Mondeo
Review Posted: 11th January 2011

HondaCivic
I have had a 1.4cc. 2007 Civic from new , it is a good and economical car that I would recomend it to all.
Review Posted: 19th March 2010

first impressions
Purchased from Collins Honda, after 3 hours of trying hybrid, ishift and then 2.2ctdi. hybrid seemed too long and not a lot of style, the ishift still not impressed with gear jump change. got into the civic and what a car everything I had dreamed of at a price I could afford. hfti, sat nav. fuel economy nearl equal to our jazz sport. fantastic road holding and inside equal to accord ex we have previously had
Review Posted: 8th February 2009

Performance like no other...
..well, for the money anyway. The Civic Type R burns rubber in style with blistering speeds that take you breath away! Holds the road like is on rails, gets reasonable miles to the gallon, but most of all, it turns heads! This has to be one of the best performance cars in its class, I would love to see anyone find a better contender.
Review Posted: 6th September 2008

Poor Electrics
I bought a Honda because they are suppose to be reliable however my 2003 Accord has broken down 4 times in the last year and everytime is was something electrical. Twice I have come back to my car after shopping and the battery was flat, after the first time I had the battery replaced but it made no difference. To cut a long story short, I gave the car to my Honda dealer and tld them to do whatever it takes to find and fix the problem. Since then it has been OK but it really put a downer on my new car.
Review Posted: 3rd August 2008

MPV or SUV?
The Honda FR-V is kind of weird looking, looks like a SUV cross-bred with a MPV! I have one on loan from my parents as my CRV was crashed into by some racer. The FRV is a decent drive and pulls well, the interior cabin full of gadgets and is very unique with 3 seats in the front, very american style. Does very well on fuel considering the performance on speed and acceleration, a great family car if you don't like the 4x4 option.
Review Posted: 30th July 2008

A Pleaure to drive!
I chose the new Mondeo over the Vectra as a company car and I haven't been disappointed at all. The New Mondeo is a big car and with its elevated driving position, 7 airbags and 5 star ncap rating is feels safe which is important to someone who spends most of the day driving the motorways. The drive and handling is smooth and 1.8 diesel engine gives me good miles to the gallon but still has a bit of punch to it. As a family man and a business man the New Modeo makes perfect sence.
Review Posted: 7th July 2008

Love the Advert
Just seen the TV advert for the Kuga, it is awsome! The advert is a a whole city covered in white paper with ppl waking up looking confused and the strap line is "Starting with a blank canvas". Ford must have started with a blank canvas cos the Kuga looks awsome!!!!
Review Posted: 14th June 2008

WOW, Finally Ford have got it right!
I don't actually have a Ford Kuga but I've just test driven one and learnt all the info. Its drives like a dream, it's the perfect 4x4 because it gives me the safety piece of mind but it doesn't cost a fortune to run. It is hard to believe but this 4x4 has an average of 44 miles to the gallon. With the stupid price of fuel, its a wish come true! Unless anyone finds any bad points about this car, I will be selling my car ASAP and buying a Kuga!
Review Posted: 29th May 2008

Bit Square but a safe bet
Overall is a good solid motor but its kind of just like a fiesta but beefed up a bit. It seems to give you a nicer road presents as you are slightly high up than your average car, not including the 4x4's. Not my favourate Ford but it still gets 4 stars from me.
Review Posted: 19th May 2008

Much too pricey and a bit noisy!
It is a lovely little car, quite roomy and its quite sharp looking but its not worth the price tag! Almost £9k for the entry model, this not very competitive with other cars on the market especialluy when you look how quickly it depreciates. It is also a bit noisy when you get it upto speed on the motorways.
Review Posted: 18th May 2008

So much better than the old ford Mondeo
The new Ford Mondeo is much better than the old Mondeo!!! It has so much more class, its hinting to the site of jag, prolly cos Ford own jag?? Anyway I dont't have one, I have the old mondeo but I would luuuve a new mondeo!!! My local ford dealership might so me test driving it every month soon. :o)
Review Posted: 18th May 2008

Sweet little car, very reliable
My first impression of the Ford Fiesta wasn't very good, my girlfirend had 2 fiestas over 2 years and I lost count of how many times I had to come out to tow her home. My cousins had a mk1 Fietsa and then engine burnt out after 46,000 miles. Ford became a swear word in my family with a moto of "Friends don't let friends drive Fords". However about a decade later I met my wife who had a 2003 Ford Fiesta and I was very surprised how reliable and solid it felt, it ran like a dream! I even drove it to Wales and back with no worries about the engine blowing up! Ford have taken an dodge vehilce and turned it into a sweet little dream. Its no Mercedes but its a lovely little car!
Review Posted: 17th May 2008