It was definitely a year many of us will never forget. But in dusting off the turmoil, we thought we’d take a look back at some of the more positive aspects of the year in terms of new vehicle arrivals. Welcome to our top 10 best cars of 2020 editor’s picks.
These cars are listed not necessarily because they are the most powerful or fastest, but because they have done something big for their respective segment. Whether it be introducing new levels of helpful technology, in-car design and practicality, or being capable of reprogramming your brain for what you thought was technically possible in terms of driving dynamics and/or performance, these are the cars that have stuck in my mind.
Driving thrills on a tight budget You don’t have to spend big bucks to get a hatch that rewards keen drivers. This long-time favourite impressed our testers and it’s best with a manual gearbox.
Motoring by Iain Curry and Jules Lucht 1st Jan 2021 6:59 AM The recently arrived Suzuki Swift Sport Series II boasts improved safety and more equipment. Lightweight, fun and relatively affordable at $29,990 drive-away (manual) and $31,990 (auto), this sharp-looker is an ideal starting point for those people looking for a proper driver s car. FIRST IMPRESSIONS IAIN: Back when we were young and beautiful a Suzuki Swift was the first new car we bought.