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Best new cars of 2018 - the carwow Car of the Year Awards winners and runners up revealed

Best new cars of 2018 - the carwow Car of the Year Awards winners and runners up revealed

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Last night we held the inaugural carwow Awards, and we-re here to bring you the full list of nominations and winners! Our team have come together to pick the winners across a series of 12 main categories, along with two special categories and the final Car of the Year award, as voted for by you! Do you agree with the results?
Date: 2022-04-11

Comments and reviews: 10


No doubt that the so called new A6 is less ugly than previous A6 for whIch you recieved automatic full membership of the -ugly cars owners union- but here, sorry, there is still so much overhanging junk, including an engine in front of the front axle that natural inbalance require drastic electronic treatment of such genetic oversteer. Do you have to buy a long break, load its back and deflate rear tyres to barely offset the disaster. With the RS5 and R8 Audi has proven to the world that they can engineer a well balanced 4WD. They now need to apply the concept to the entire range, being just german, overpriced and unreliable is no longer good enough. As 206 turbo 16 kicked out all Audi Quattros off the rallyes with a mid engine, Alfa, Peugeot etc are kicking old Audis, MB's and BM off the road with better chassis: franckly speaking, what striking new came out of Germany recently beside Merkel's troubles. Making new models almost identical to old ones, so that they hold value better is an old trick now beaten by drastic handling obsolescence: you want a new Q3, just get and old Q5, same stuff, a lot cheaper and same threewheeler thru all roundabouts: grinding only 3 tyres out of 4 is a good deal. Philgood.
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I actually went to a Volvo dealership with my dad who was searching for a nice family car (either a wagon or SUV.
Practicality wise all of them were disappointing, the cars appear very big on the outside but are pretty cramped on the inside, safe maybe for the V90, and still. (note: my dad, brother and I are quite tall and husky but still, I don't think that average sized people will feel comfortable with the space given) the center consoles are ridiculously larges too.
Regarding interior built quality, there is no competition with similarly priced German cars which feel, overall, more special.
Engines and driving dynamics aren' that note worthy either.
Left the dealership pretty disappointed since I really liked Volvo (especially the 850, their current prices are, in my opinion, largely based on their current trendiness rather than actual desirability (safe from the exterior designs that are really good.

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It's quite clear why most manufacturers release their vehicle models by model year: To win awards for that year. So it occurred to me that we'll probably never see existing Tesla vehicles win awards again unless they ditch their constant improvements in favor of the oldschool model year routine. Either way, these awards were not scientific, and it seems like they were just opinions, so I guess it doesn't matter. Opinions rarely follow reality very swiftly. Once Model 3 and Y are distributed worldwide in masses (plus their potential competitors, if other manufacturers can deliver on their promises, even in the secondhand market, I'm sure expectations will start to change. It requires stubbornness and nostalgia to resist superior products over time.
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1. Innovation Award - Nissan Leaf
2. Family Award - Ford Focus
3. Practicality Award - Volvo V60
4. Driver-s Award - Alfa Romeo Stelvio QV
5. Eco Award - Renault Zoe
6. Little Legend Award - Volkswagen Polo
7. Technology Award - BMW iDrive
8. Style Award - Peugeot 508
9. Game Changer Award - Mercedes A-Class
10. Value Award - Skoda Karoq
11. Luxury Award - Audi A6
12. Most Wanted Award - BMW X7
13. Most Watchable Award - Tesla
14. Manufacturer Award - Volvo
15. Overall Winner - Audi A6

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V60 may be a great estate but it suffers from 3 major issues: (1) In the uk at least, it's very expensive for what it is; (2) in the UK it is very expensive to insure; (3) the sloping rear sacrifices too much luggage space/practicality. It needs to be more like the 850 and V70. What car are antique dealers suppoed to drive now that almost all estates have steeply sloping rears? A Passat estate?
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Overall it's kinda understand able why a6 won the luxury categorie, but was kinda suprised that audi a6 won the voters choice award Overall car of the year. Since most people cant effort it and many prefer to take the cheaper alternativ cars.
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Very disappointing (although predictable) result. The A6 is by no mean a bad vehicle, but surely a car that just looks like every other Audi of the last decade and will sell mostly with diesel engines should not be the best car of 2018.
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Where is Toyota and Honda? Cheap and Reliable, and even if you have to change some parts (which is really rare) its cheap. Germany cars are fast and they have good technology, luxury, but they expensive and they brake a lot.
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Audi is on top of their game now and always innovative. Their interiors are the best of any sub $100k brand. I love my S4 and totally agree with the car of the year selection! The new A6 will probably be my next car.
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Most boring looking award goes to the Audi A6. Above all great selection. The Suzuki, Fiesta and the little electric car are all cars I lust After since I am here in the US and those cars are not for sale here.
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