Saloon car reviews
Thinking of buying a new saloon car? If you’re looking for saloon cars for sale, we have got loads of reviews plus links to the latest models you can buy.
If you like the security of a separate boot, a traditionally styled car, and you aren’t interested in those new crossover cars, then a saloon car could be the best choice for you.
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Porsche Panamera Saloon (2024 onwards) Review
A great blend of sportiness and luxury
New price: £90,355 - £102,874Read full reviewPROS
- So agile for a car of its size
- High-end interior
- Excellent plug-in hybrids
CONS
- Expensive options
- Estate version no longer available
- Only comes with four seats as standard
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Volkswagen ID.7 Saloon (2023 onwards) Review
Roomy, comfortable, relaxing – an excellent long-distance cruiser
New price: £51,550 - £55,650Read full reviewPROS
- Huge official range
- Nicely judged interior
- Comfort and refinement
CONS
- Infotainment still a bit fiddly
- Not Tesla fast
- High list prices
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BYD Seal Saloon (2023 onwards) Review
Good enough to give Tesla something to think about
New price: £45,695 - £48,695Read full reviewPROS
- Stylish, sleek and spacious
- Excellent range and performance
- Very well equipped
CONS
- Almost no brand awareness
- A Tesla Model 3 is faster
- A BMW i4 handles better
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BMW i5 Saloon (2023 onwards) Review
The de facto executive saloon, now electrified
New price: £67,695 - £109,945Read full reviewPROS
- Excellent to drive
- Stunning build quality
- Competitive range
CONS
- Feels huge, especially in town
- Mixed bag of driver assistance tech
- M60 models are close to £100,000
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Mercedes-Benz E-Class Saloon (2023 onwards) Review
Latest E-Class is a technological tour de force
New price: £55,045 - £85,690Read full reviewPROS
- Dazzling modern interior
- Some very clever tech
- E300e plug-in hybrid works well
CONS
- Most have uncomfortable lowered suspension
- Body control and agility could be better
- E200 feels coarse and slow
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BMW i7 Saloon (2022 onwards) Review
The best all-electric luxury car on sale
New price: £101,765 - £184,320Read full reviewPROS
- Outstanding comfort and performance
- Huge amounts of the latest technology
- Remarkably effortless to drive
CONS
- Not as nimble as a conventional 7 Series
- If you don't like screens, it's not for you
- Will take a while to get used to all the tech
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Mercedes-Benz EQE Saloon (2022 onwards) Review
Luxurious, relaxed and expensive electric saloon
New price: £68,810 - £89,345Read full reviewPROS
- Comfortable, roomy and refined
- Tech in the service of the user
- Good to drive, without being sporty
CONS
- Expensive
- Ugly as sin
- Cheap in places
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BMW 7-Series Saloon (2022 onwards) Review
BMW’s bold, technology-laden executive car is a plug-in hybrid only in the UK
New price: £105,510 - £144,185Read full reviewPROS
- Truly impressive interior design and quality
- Innovative technology sets it apart
- PHEVs capable of 50 miles on battery power
CONS
- Design is very divisive
- No standard petrol or diesel engine choices
- It's not exactly small
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Genesis G80 Electrified (2022 onwards) Review
Striking new premium electric car offers outstanding package
New price: £69,905 - £73,465Read full reviewPROS
- 323-mile range and 21-minute charging
- Plenty of performance and luxury
- Impressive ownership package
CONS
- Lacks established premium image
- Small boot, limited rear headroom
- No conventional dealer network
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Mercedes-AMG EQE Saloon (2022 onwards) Review
AMG's performance EV doesn't quite hit the spot
New price: £114,750 - £114,995Read full reviewPROS
- Sledgehammer acceleration
- Excellent handling and ride
- Fantastic and roomy interior
CONS
- Artificial 'engine' noise is a gimmick
- Can feel too large for tight roads
- Expensive – before you option it up
