Hyundai's new coupe has lines to lust for (Feb 02)
If Hyundai’s previous Coupe sold well because it was (relatively) cheap and very cheerful, and very distinctive in an overblown sexy styling, its successor is apparently doing at least equally as well for quite different reasons, writes Brian Byrne. Curves are gone and edges are in. It’s a car that instead of wanting to hug it, you feel it as a chariot to carve you through traffic. Full Story.

Terracan - King of the Earth
Forget the royal pretensions. Recent arrival, Terracan is no Range Rover, writes John Reilly. And Land Cruiser or Trooper won’t see it as an out-and-out off-road title contender. But the price and the superb packaging suggest that Land Rover’s Discovery, Jeep’s Cherokee, Daewoo’s Musso and Nissan’s Terrano are all seriously ‘ring-fenced’ as Terracan targets.

Taking the long commercial road with Santa Fe
The commercial version of the Santa Fe is a typical Irish CDV situation, a conversion from the plush of the 4WD SUV which has been doing very well indeed in Ireland since its introduction. The commercial is probably going to do equally well, if not even better. Full Story.