Suzuki's Vitara has topped the list of the most viewed reviews on Autocar for the week ending 8 May. Read below to find out what joined it in the top five.
1 - Suzuki Vitara
The fresh-faced compact SUV has shot to the top of our most popular reviews list, dethroning the Jaguar XE in the process.
When we tested a prototype version late last year, our man declared that pre-production model to be a decent bet and that it was capable, economical and well-priced.
After undergoing the full road test treatment, we can say hand-on-heart the new Vitara re-confirms our initial thoughts - being a well-equipped, competent performer with sharp driving dynamics.
In a highly competitive segment it needs to be a strong contender, with rivals like the Dacia Duster, Skoda's Yeti and Renault Captur setting a high standard.
Click here to read our review of the new Suzuki Vitara.
A decent showing by this refreshed German three-door hatchback, after going live on autocar.co.uk just over a week ago.
BMW has previous history with potent diesel variants of its 1 Series. Back in 2007, the firm unleashed its 201bhp 123d M Sport coupe; a car capable of 0-62mph in 7.0sec and a top speed of 148mph.
This 125d M Sport continues the 'wolf in sheep's clothing' trend, with power coming from a 2.0-litre turbodiesel motor, developing 221bhp and 332lb ft of torque.
To read our verdict, click here.
A rather stellar performance by the all-electric Porsche Panamera rival, having gone live only two days ago and already jumping to number three on our rankings.
It's hardly surprising why the Tesla Model S - in range-topping P85D form - is such a huge hit among Autocar's online audience. With a power output totalling 682bhp and 687lb ft of torque, monstrous acceleration and four-wheel drive traction, it's a bonafide weapon.
Click here to read the Tesla Model S P85D review.
Volkswagen's Golf R is on a roll in the autocar.co.uk most popular rankings. Two weeks ago, it's bigger-booted Estate sibling featured on our list, but this time the hatchback variant returns to the top five.
As well as being a firm favourite with our readers, it's also highly regarded here at Autocar Towers - we're even running one as a long-termer, too.
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