The 10 models you can depend on and the 10 that are more likely to let you down

The Telegraph’s motoring expert offers advice to a reader who wants to buy a hybrid but requires clarification on the two main types

The Telegraph’s motoring expert advises one reader on the pros and cons of EV vs hybrid, and another on a gearbox fault

Our motoring expert tackles a costly Audi engine failure – and recommends the most comfortable alternatives to a Mini Countryman

The Telegraph’s motoring expert offers advice to one reader wanting back-to-basics controls and another who feels ‘fobbed off’ by Jaguar

From the spacious Skoda Octavia to the quirky Citroën C4 Cactus, these used models can return more than 85mpg on official figures

The Telegraph’s motoring expert advises one reader after their premium jumped by 20pc when their wife became the main driver

These upmarket two-doors won’t break the bank – plus three posh cars worth avoiding

Honda’s diminutive Super N is brilliant to drive and costs only £18,995, although a short range and slow charging speeds may deter some

This slick Civic-based hybrid appeals to those who love sleek looks but refuse to compromise on comfort or reliability

After The Telegraph questioned the small print, Chery has scrapped restrictions on cover for major mechanical components

There’s something for everyone with petrol, diesel and hybrid models from £2,000 to more than £30,000

Our expert advises one reader on when to insure a historic motor, and another who needs a vehicle that can fit three dogs

The EV5 is an alternative to the firm’s popular Sportage SUV, but it lacks the all-round competence of its combustion-engined stablemate

EVs are renowned for shedding their value once second-hand – but certain models are bucking the trend and increasing in price. Here’s why

The Telegraph’s motoring expert advises one reader on how to choose the right SUV, and another on an expensive mechanical issue

After a year and 12,000 miles, I’ve discovered whether taking a punt on a used model was a stroke of genius or a costly mistake

The off-road specialist’s latest struggles to rise above the Peugeot, Citroen and Vauxhall sister marques with which it shares much hardware

The Telegraph’s motoring expert advises one reader on repairing a head unit on a budget, and another looking to upgrade her Honda Jazz

Short of a Rolls-Royce, there’s very little out there which offers the same sort of other-worldly comfort as the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.