Buying a new car in 2015? Take a look at our A-Z guide for what the marques are making this year.
Alfa Romeo
The 4C Spider is sure to be a hit thanks to looks and pace.
Aston Martin
The DB10 is a limited edition based on the new James Bond Aston.
Audi
With its updated Q3, Audi looks to convince us that as far as SUVs are concerned, small can be beautiful.
Bentley
The Grand Convertible is what a Bentley is all about: speed, power, grace and style.
BMW
The 2 Series Convertible brings affordable drop-top motoring with a BMW badge.
Chevrolet
The Orlando offers spacious family motoring at very affordable prices.
CHRYSLER
The Grand Voyager lives up to its name by offering masses of cabin space.
Citroen
The updated C4 promises lower running costs and a better drive.
Dacia
Revised and updated Duster remains as appealing as ever.
Fiat
New 500X has the space and style to appeal to a broad audience.
Ford
As Ford’s Kuga SUV has become bigger and more expensive, there’s room for something else to
slot in beneath it. Say hello to the EcoSport crossover.
Great Wall
The Steed SE will be racing ahead this year.
Honda
Updated CR-V is very easy to drive and comfortable with new twin-turbodiesel engine and nine-speed auto.
Hyundai
The i20 delivers all of the comfort, space and value we expect of Hyundai.
Infiniti
Q50 works well with 2.0 turbo petrol engine but still trails the class best.
Isuzu
The Blade is one to watch but you’ll need to be quick. These aren’t going to hang around.
Jaguar
All-wheel drive F-type offers the same scintillating drive with greater control.
Jeep
New Renegade is set to expand Jeep’s reach to a new audience with greater affordability.
Kia
Kia has taken a further step forward in the family hatchback sector with the Cee’d.
Land Rover
Discovery Sport offers plenty of interior space, but eD4 engines are worth waiting for.
Lexus
Lexus RC F shows the Japanese firm knows how to make a snarling performance coupe.
Lotus
It’s worth keeping an eye on the hardcore Exige S.
Mazda
New Mazda 2 is a great all-round supermini that is fun to drive.
McLaren
The McLaren P1 is Britain’s take on the hypercar theme and it’s utterly astonishing.
Mercedes-Benz
The C-Class Estate is a handsome and very able small estate.
MG
MG3 is a capable and likeable supermini.
Mini
John Cooper Works hatch is swift and tremendous fun to drive.
Mitsubishi
Outlander PHEV can produce amazing economy when battery power is used to full effect.
Nissan
The Qashqai has been such a huge success that there’s no doubt 2015 will be any different.
Perodua
Lots of interior space makes the Myvi a good bet for those who need to carry passengers in a compact car.
Peugeot
The Peugeot 108 looks to swing right in at the top of the city car reckoning.
Porsche
The Cayenne GTS is quite possibly the best ever version of Porsche’s large SUV.
Proton
The Ecologic offers an interesting alternative for low emissions driving.
Renault
Third generation Twingo is modern, funky and fun to drive.
Rolls Royce
The Rolls Phantom is an unbeatable blend of style, luxury and pedigree.
Seat
The Leon TSi offers a very rewarding drive.
Skoda
New Fabia hatch and estate models are strong contenders in the supermini sector.
Smart
New Smart range looks chic in the city and is better to drive on the motorway.
Ssangyong
Tivoli could be the breakthrough model SsangYong has been waiting for.
Subaru
The XV is a Subaru like none before. And now it comes with more affordable pricing and a range of upgrades.
Suzuki
Keep an eye on the Swift – it has been improved. But not beyond recognition.
Toyota
New Yaris has the looks and low running costs to appeal to many.
Vauxhall
The Vauxhall Corsa’s back to have another crack at the supermini market.
Volkswagen
If you’re torn between a budget-minded compact SUV and the plusher, premium model you’d really like, then Volkswagen’s Tiguan could be the ideal solution.
Volvo
New XC90 packs a host of technology, but is still also a practical seven-seat SUV.