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I've been living with a Volvo V60 since the start of the year, and I'm sad to see it go. It's been economical in the face of rising fuel prices, and practical enough for family life. I've also rather enjoyed a cabin that's not just a sea of displays like many more modern alternatives. Is there anything you want to know about the car?

Another day, another new Chinese brand selling cars in the UK. Lepas uses the same technology as the hugely popular Chery, Omoda and Jaecoo products, but how does it compare? Find out at the link!

The government’s ZEV mandate increases each year, with car makers having to make up 80% of their sales with electric cars by 2030. That looks set to change as appetite for EVs doesn’t meet expectations.