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When the time comes to buy a new or used car, either as your first car or as a replacement for your current one, the choice can be difficult. With a huge range of cars available to motorists, deciding whether you should buy a large family car, small people carrier or an estate car can be a daunting task.

With the need to save money increasing daily, many motorists need to look into whether they are prepared to pay for a new car, or settle for a used car. And of course there's the question of arranging a car loan and finding good car insurance.

Fortunately, Review Centre is on hand to help. Our car review pages are dedicated to a huge range of makes and models, ranging from new car reviews for vehicles like the latest BMW X6, as well as second hand car reviews for almost anything from Audi to Vauxhall. So if you're still trying to decide which car to test drive, or what car to hire, then our consumer written car reviews will help you make that all-important decision a little bit easier.

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  • Guest 18th November 2009

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    I've owned my 106 1.1 XN Indapendance for almost 2 years now and I have to say I really do love this car. It's very fast for a 1.1 and very light since my moddle doesn't have powersteering or anything else to weigh it down. Without any mods it is pretty fast but with an aftermarket air filter it fly ...

  • Guest 17th November 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I love my Golf to bits - and i have no plans on getting rid of it without a fight! i have had 2 this year and it is amazing how much better the later models are. My first was a 1994 and was a good car, but after it failing its MOT i decided to upgrade to the newer 1997 model. The ABS and air-con are ...

  • Guest 16th November 2009

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    Cant really fault the car, its a 2001 LX TTDI estate,Brought with 49000 in 2008 now done 68000 nov 2009, had the normal problems you get with any car, that never broke down, pretty good average 47mpg great on motorways, looks like it was well looked after before i brought it so im real lucky, a reli ...

  • viacom1 16th November 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Bought a 2005 330ci Sport in September 2009. A lot of people seem to say this is an amazing car, and so far I would agree in terms of the performance. On my route to work, just as I'm leaving the town I live in, there's a 90 degree bend which needs to be taken at a careful 15mph, and once round it t ...

  • Guest 15th November 2009

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    I would recomend any one owning a Series 3, Mine is a 88inch model on a galvenised chassise fitted with a 2 1/4 petrol unit. I have had parabolic springs fitted, and pro comp shocks to soften the ride. other than that shes totaly original. Shes never let me down and never failed to start. And like a ...

  • The Tattonator Rank: Captain 12th November 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    This is a good family car (my Dad has it). While it is not excellent in performance, it is superbly reliable - hardly ever letting you down. A very practical car, it is great for families of about 5/6. Good value for money, but I was dissapointed at the fact that there was no CD player!

  • degbert Rank: Colonel 11th November 2009

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    I'd previously been driving a 530d, a straight six beast of an engine but a smooth and refined ride. A classic exec car in fact. But I don't need the size, and I'd just started doing more miles for work, and the 530 (even the d) won't get you more than high thirties on motorway, and a lot less urban ...