Tom Wiltshire
Tom Wiltshire’s career in cars started with work experience at Auto Express before joining their team full time and then moving on to Evo Magazine. From there, Tom came to Bauer Media to work with us at Parkers and our sister magazine CAR Magazine as Senior Staff Writer. After contributing to articles, opinion pieces, and reviews, they are currently with Carwow as their Deputy Website Reviews Editor.Read more
Latest from this author
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SsangYong Korando e-Motion (22-24) reviewA good-value EV without a long waiting list7 Mar 2023 -
Lexus RX SUV (16-22) reviewOld-school luxury with an exclusively hybrid powertrain6 Mar 2023 -
Lexus UX Electric SUV (21 on) reviewAll-electric power has been a long time coming for Lexus25 Jan 2023 -
Toyota Proace City van review (2023)Parkers Best Small Van 2023 winner combines comfort and practicality with a long warranty17 Jan 2023 -
Peugeot e-Expert electric van review (2023)An incredibly good electric van - with enough range, payload and ability to rival diesels5 Jan 2023 -
Subaru XV SUV (17 on) reviewCapable off-road, but the XV is off the pace for a compact SUV19 Dec 2022 -
Ford Ranger Raptor - details on engines, launch dates and pricingThis is the new Ford Ranger Raptor, and it’s a serious bit of kit. It has been available to order since May but customers will have to wait a while...22 Nov 2022 -
Kia Ceed Hatchback (18 on) reviewKia's hatch is highly commendable, if not quite class best1 Nov 2022 -
Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Brake (20-24) reviewThe Passat Estate's sexier cousin is a great car in its own right31 Oct 2022 -
Bentley Continental GT Coupe (18 on) reviewContinental GT is one of the most complete cars around - for a steep price24 Oct 2022 -
Campervan conversion: the best camper vans for conversionCampervans are synonymous with freedom; you decide where you drive, where you stop, what and when you eat and drink, and where you sleep. All campervans can be described two...30 Sept 2022 -
Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo goes on sale with pricing confirmedThe highly anticipated Volkswagen ID.Buzz Cargo will cost from £38,125 with the first models heading to customers in autumn 2022. It will be making a public appearance at the IAA...15 Sept 2022