Diesel&EcoCar Magazine September 2018 Edición anterior

With the registration plate change nearly upon us, the 68-plate September 2018 issue examines the best equipment to kit your new car out, and also a down-to-earth guide exploring whether diesel power is still right for you. We’re always been proud to offer useful, honest, practical advice, and this issue is no different.

Our cover story highlights that we’ve been driving the latest Ford Focus, and we’re not understating it when we say it’s a real cracker. Elsewhere it’s a real Hyundai-fest, as we test the new Santa Fe, the facelifted Tucson and the Kona diesel, as well as the Nexo fuel-cell vehicle and Kona Electric. Our road test team have also behind the wheel of the new BMW X4, the Mitsubishi Shogun Sport, Jeep Wrangler, SsangYong Musso and facelifted edition of the BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer.

Mercedes-Benz’s X-Class pick-up comes face-to-face with the Volkswagen Amarok, and Toyota’s latest Land Cruiser gets the On Test treatment. In Eco Car, Tyler Heatley puts the facelifted BMW i8 Coupé through its paces in the New Forest, and he’s like a kid in a sweet shop.

We welcome three new cars to the long-term test fleet this month – the Honda Civic, Kia Stinger and Nissan Leaf, and wave goodbye to our Renault Scenic. That’s aside from a welcome return to Tuning News, focussing on the tuning and modifications market, and all your favourites, including Doctor Diesel, Marketplace, The Extra Mile, Buying, Maintaining and Selling, and the most up-to-date data section in the business.