Hatchback car reviews
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Browse through our hatchback reviews and find out why a hatchback is many different things all in one car. You can buy a fast hatchback that’s still really practical as a family car, and a hot hatchback is great fun to drive.
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Mercedes-AMG A 45 Hatchback (2019 onwards) Review
The most powerful hot hatch you can buy - and it's brilliant
New price: £63,285 - £63,285PROS
- Explosive performance
- Fun to drive
- Very clever tech
CONS
- Image not for everyone
- Can be hard to keep up with
- RS3 more charismatic?
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Peugeot 208 Hatchback (2019 onwards) Review
Great looks, efficient engines and good to drive
New price: £20,400 - £28,340PROS
- Great-looking inside and out
- Up-to-date and user-friendly tech
- Punchy and economical petrol engines
CONS
- Surprisingly firm ride
- No longer the best diesel
- Rear seat room disappointing
- Great-looking inside and out
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Ford Focus ST (2019 onwards) Review
Agile hot hatch combines performance and practicality
New price: £37,650 - £40,650PROS
- Entertaining to drive
- Spacious rear seats
- Plenty of standard equipment
CONS
- Faster rivals are available
- Quite expensive now
- Could be nicer inside
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Mercedes-AMG A 35 Hatchback (2019 onwards) Review
Competent, rapid, grippy with an impressive interior
New price: £45,925 - £50,835PROS
- Excellent acceleration
- Impressive interior
- Four-wheel drive traction
CONS
- Boring engine note
- Lacks excitement
- Steering lacks feel
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BMW 1-Series M135i (2019 onwards) Review
Supremely competent, fast and great to own
New price: £41,845 - £44,770PROS
- Usable daily performance
- Unshakable handling
- Class-leading interior
CONS
- Lacks entertainment
- Uninspiring engine
- Rear passenger space
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Audi A1 Sportback (2018 onwards) Review
Getting on, but still classy and desirable
New price: £22,790 - £32,780PROS
- Comfortable, nicely equipped cabin
- Good fuel economy on most models
- Attractive personalisation options
CONS
- Expensive, with lots of kit on options list
- Firm ride on models with larger wheels
- Noisy on the motorway
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Ford Fiesta ST (2018 - 2022) Review
Our 2019 Car of the Year, now an excellent used hot-hatch
Used price: £8,292 - £23,956PROS
- Fabulous steering and dynamics
- Rorty performance, great soundtrack
- As usable as a regular Fiesta
CONS
- Firm ride quality
- Performance Pack is an optional extra
- Lacks deep-seated interior quality
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Kia Ceed Hatchback (2018 onwards) Review
Kia's hatch is highly commendable, if not quite class best
New price: £22,595 - £31,200PROS
- Well-equipped across range
- Lots of space inside
- Seven-year warranty
CONS
- Small engine range
- Not very fun to drive
- Limited personalisation
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Ford Focus Hatchback (2018 onwards) Review
Facelifted Ford Focus gets fresh styling and more modern tech
New price: £28,500 - £33,380PROS
- Facelift adds extra kerb appeal
- Fun handling and punchy engines
- Spacious cabin front and rear
CONS
- No hybrid or electric version available
- Cabin storage could be better
- Boot is smaller than some rivals
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Ford Fiesta Active (2018 - 2022) Review
Fiesta gets chunkier and funkier off-road look
Used price: £6,292 - £18,267PROS
- It’s a Fiesta underneath
- Comfy seats and good to drive
- Relatively cheap to run
- Excellent Ecoboost engines
CONS
- Rolls more than hatchback
- Not very capable off-road
- Base trim lacks black roof
- Less efficient than equivalent hatch