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Welcome to the new whatcar.com

Welcome to the all-new whatcar.com. Our new-look website brings you the best new and used car reviews, news and advice.

While the content remains as hard-hitting and consumer focused as ever, the new whatcar.com is easier to use on desktop, tablet and mobile devices than our old website.

Most notably, you’ll see we’ve completely redesigned the look and feel of the website, giving you three clear choices on the homepage. 

Our reviews section gives you in-depth advice on every new car on the market. Our advice section gets you the answers to the questions that matter, and our news section contains the latest new car and industry news.

We’ve overhauled our reviews section too, changing our older three-chapter reviews into an easier to follow four-chapter format. We’ve also made the most important information you need when buying a new car much easier to access.

Of course, all of our existing features are still in place, including What Car?’s Target Price, car finance, leasing, used car classifieds and valuation services, and our True MPG real-world fuel economy section. 

Our Awards pages are still here, too, helping you to keep track of the best cars in the business.

This is just the start, though. We’ll be refining this website in the coming weeks and months, so please keep sending us your feedback. Get in touch by emailing Jim.Holder@haymarket.com.

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