MPV / People Carrier car reviews
If you need to fit lots of people in your car, have a lot of luggage to transport, and like a high driving position, then a people carrier is the car for you.
People carriers, also known as MPVs, are ideal if you need a lot of space, and have up to six passengers. Luckily, if you’re looking for a new people carrier to buy, we have loads of MPV reviews.
Our expert advice will help you choose the right people carrier for you and your family.
Read our people carrier reviews, including full performance figures, running costs, practicality, safety and handling statistics and options data. Browse photo galleries and research into potential problems using thousands of owners’ reviews.
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MPV / People Carrier car reviews
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BMW 2-Series Active Tourer (2014 onwards) Review
Don't overlook this excellent small MPV – it's a good steer…
New price: £25,520 - £37,550Read full reviewPROS
- Some badge kudos
- Premium Interior
- Four-wheel drive option
- Three-cylinder refinement
CONS
- Tough competition
- Awkward styling
- Can get pricey
- Some badge kudos
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Citroën Grand C4 Picasso (2014 - 2018) Review
Used price: £5,106 - £17,822Read full reviewPROS
- Concept car looks
- Majors on practicality
- Fuel-efficient engines
- Better to drive than old model
CONS
- Styling not to all tastes
- Touch sensitive buttons fiddly
- Basic VTR misses out on kit
- Manual gearbox not the smoothest
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Mercedes-Benz V-Class (2014 onwards) Review
Luxury MPVs don’t come roomier than this
New price: £49,865 - £88,865Read full reviewPROS
- Massive interior can accommodate eight
- Range of modern technology
- Easy to drive despite its size
- Updated engines are efficient and refined
CONS
- Expensive to buy
- Noisy older engines
- Still looks very van-like
- Interior design is dated
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Volkswagen Golf SV (2014 onwards) Review
Undercover MPV is sleeker than boxy Touran
New price: £22,120 - £30,610Read full reviewPROS
- Practical
- Easy to drive
- Comfortable
- Not an SUV
CONS
- Not very exciting
- Bigger than Golf hatch
- No hybrid model
- Not an SUV
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Citroën C4 Picasso (2013 - 2018) Review
Used price: £3,462 - £15,729Read full reviewPROS
- Space-age looks
- Practical
- Economical
- Good to drive
CONS
- You may not like space-age looks
- Fiddly digital control interface
- Sparse entry-level model
- 3D tail-lights not standard
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Fiat 500L MPW (2013 - 2017) Review
Used price: £3,029 - £11,455Read full reviewPROS
- Practical, flexible and spacious
- Inexpensive to run
- Multitude of customisation options
CONS
- Challenging styling
- Third row of seats optional
- Lacks spirit of baby 500
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Ford Grand Tourneo Connect (2013 onwards) Review
New price: £22,905 - £26,055Read full reviewPROS
- Commodious seven-seater interior
- Positive steering and supple ride
- Large sliding doors for easy access
- Economical diesel engine range
CONS
- Commercial vehicle styling obvious
- Third row of seats aren’t standard
- Style specification lacks equipment
- Longer than many people carriers
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Ford Tourneo Connect (2013 onwards) Review
New price: £21,850 - £24,415Read full reviewPROS
- Cavernous five-seater interior
- Sliding rear doors aid access
- Diesels prove cheap to run
- Surprisingly good to drive
CONS
- Automatic version very thirsty
- Style trim spartanly-specced
- Tailgate requires a lot of space
- Van origins impossible to hide
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Kia Carens (2013 onwards) Review
New price: £18,195 - £28,365Read full reviewPROS
Seven seats as standard, cheap to buy, long warranty, spacious
CONS
Resale values might struggle, not particularly exciting
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SsangYong Turismo (2013 onwards) Review
New price: £19,980 - £26,505Read full reviewPROS
- Huge space for seven
- Seats easily accessed
- Lots of kit
- Sheer value
CONS
- Poor seating flexibility
- Cheap interior plastics
- High running costs
