Porsche calls it the third generation Cayman, but that’s a bit rich since the middle one was no more than a facelift. This one’s a lot more than that. Revised engines, longer wheelbase, wider tracks, new gadgets and a brand new interior and exterior.
Unlike the outgoing Golf MkVI, this is more than just a comprehensive and clever facelift. The Golf MkVII really is an all-new car. But instead of radically redesigning the hatch, VW has come up with… a Golf. When you’ve sold 29 million of ‘em, you don’t throw away a formula that’s so successful. Instead, you improve it. Which is why no stone has been left unturned in the pursuit of perfection.
Britain’s largest car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover has reported record breaking global sales for 2013.
The iconic British brands sold 425,006 vehicles in 2013 – up 19% on 2012 – setting new sales records in 38 international markets.
It is thought sales have been doing particularly well in Germany, as well as the rapidly growing developing economies of India and China.
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