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2023’s Top Picks: This Year’s Best Quality Cars for Every Budget

On February 26, 2023 by

It should be a pleasant metal box if you’re going to spend a significant chunk of your day inside of it. We’ve compiled a list of practical and stress-free vehicles below that are great for daily commuting all at different price points for every budget. All have roomy, comfortable interiors, supportive seating and can be seen below in the car reviews.

Under £15,000 – Hyundai i10

The Hyundai i10 is a fantastic small car, and its affordable price is the cherry on top. It has a high degree of technology, however the least expensive automobiles lack Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard features. You won’t be moving quickly because the base 67hp engine is very slow. Even in the most affordable cars, you can find amenities like cruise control and autonomous emergency braking.

Under £40,000 – BMW 3 Series

Drivers with about £40,000 to spend are likely already aware of the statement that the BMW 3 Series serves as the benchmark for other saloon vehicles. We have no qualms about repeating that.

More enjoyable to drive than any opponent, it is. The inside is serene and the chairs are incredibly comfortable. Also, there is more than enough room for five persons to sit comfortably.

Knowing which engine will best fit their demands is a difficult decision for customers. You can choose from a variety of trim levels and engines with a £40,000 budget. The incredibly economical 330e plug-in hybrid is just beyond the £40,000 price bracket if you have extra money to spare. We chose the 320i, a mid-range petrol vehicle with over 40 mpg, with the incredibly desirable M Sport option.

Under £100,000 – Mercedes S Class

The Mercedes S-Class is the epitome of the term “flagship,” often copied but never quite matched. It has been the benchmark premium vehicle for many years, despite competition from the BMW 7 Series, Audi A8, and numerous other models. Over the years, the S-Class has pioneered a long list of technology that we now take for granted, including being the first production vehicle to have airbags and anti-lock brakes.

The S-Class of today is a technological masterpiece that can even adjust ride quality based on the condition of the road ahead. There are several options available, including a long-wheelbase version for more space, a silent-running petrol or diesel, a hybrid engine (the plug-in hybrid achieves a huge 62-mile electric range), and an economical hybrid engine. The new Mercedes EQS, which goes on sale soon, won’t keep buyers who want a pure-electric vehicle waiting for long.

The S-Class’ state-of-the-art interior, which matches a private jet in terms of design and opulence, establishes Mercedes as the undisputed leader of the luxury-car market, where it has long held a position of prominence. There is also a Mercedes-Maybach variant that costs about £100,000 more and is even more opulent if the S-Class somehow doesn’t feel opulent enough.

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