10 cars you’ll fall in love with this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is on its way, and here at UK Carline, we’re feeling all loved-up. We’ve got a wide range of cars that are easy to fall for, from practical crossovers to some of the very latest SUVs to arrive on the market.
But are you unsure which one you should give your heart to? Don’t panic – we’ve got the run-down of 10 cars you’ll fall in love with this Valentine’s Day.
Toyota Hilux
Looking for a mode of transport that is strong and reliable this Valentine’s Day? Why not check out the Toyota Hilux. In the world of pick-ups, there are few names as well-known as ‘Hilux’ and today, it’s just as capable as ever.
Though it still gets a rugged four-wheel-drive system and low-range gearbox, the Hilux also features a classier interior than you might expect. It’s one which is well worth checking out in person.
Jaecoo 5
Jaecoo is on a roll here in the UK and the 5 is one of its latest models. Following on from the ever-popular 7, the Jaecoo 5 is a little smaller than its big brother and, as a result, is dead easy to park and live with in general.
As with all Jaecoo cars, there’s loads of standard equipment inside and a big screen that houses all of the media and navigation functions that you’ll need.
Changan Deepal S07
Changan may be one of the newest names in the UK, but it’s one which is already making waves. The Deepal S07 is an upmarket and tech-filled electric car with a range of up to 295 miles.
But it’s inside that we think you’ll love. There are loads of upmarket materials used throughout the S07’s cabin, and it’s all got a premium feel that makes the difference.
Nissan Qashqai
How can you not love the Nissan Qashqai? It’s one of the UK’s favourite cars, and there’s good reason for that – the Qashqai has a practical interior which is ideal for the family, while with Nissan’s clever hybrid technology on board, it can be cheap to run, too.
The smart e-HYBRID system helps to make the Qashqai feel more like a full EV to drive, though you’ve got the safety net of a petrol engine to fall back on too.
CUPRA Tavascan with winter pack
When it comes to flair in the styling department, there’s one brand which comes out on top time and time again – CUPRA. Take the Tavascan. It draws inspiration from sporty coupes, but in a practical and very useful SUV bodystyle.
Here at UK Carline, we’ve got the Tavascan with an excellent winter pack equipped, bringing heated seats and a heated steering wheel for a cosier driving experience.
Jaecoo 7
The 7 is the car which kickstarted Jaecoo’s success here in the UK. It’s got loads of plus-points, too, from its spacious and airy interior to its efficient engine choices. At UK CarLine, we’re big fans of Jaecoo’s Super Hybrid System which helps to lower running costs and fuel bills overall.
Inside, you’ve got a massive central screen which is packed with features. The Jaecoo 7 also comes with all of the latest safety features to help keep everyone on board secure.
Lexus LBX
The compact LBX has all of those classic Lexus traits that people love. It’s got a futuristic exterior design which stands out from the crowd, while inside, there are loads of high-end touches which help to make this compact crossover feel really special.
The LBX has an efficient hybrid system, too, which should make trips to the petrol station few and far between.
BYD Sealion 7
BYD is now one of the most recognisable EV brands in the UK, and it’s cars like the Sealion 7 which have helped to get it to that point. We absolutely love the spacious Sealion 7 here at UK Carline, while its 312-mile range is very impressive.
Need space? The Sealion 7 has loads to offer thanks to its 520-litre boot and handy 58-litre ‘frunk’ which is ideal for cable storage.
Chery Tiggo 7
Chery’s Tiggo 7 is designed to be the SUV for everyone. It’s more on the compact end of things compared to the Tiggo 9, but it’s still got plenty of space for five to get comfy and a large boot to get all of their kit around, too.
As with other Chery cars, you can get the Tiggo 7 with either petrol or plug-in hybrid setups, too, with that second configuration bringing some seriously good fuel savings.
Toyota C-HR+
The new C-HR+ looks set to be one of Toyota’s most innovative cars to date. Like the standard C-HR, it’s got a dramatic exterior design but, with more space inside and a bigger boot, it’s a more practical option for drivers who need extra space.
Inside, there’s an impressive 14-inch infotainment screen and dual wireless smartphone chargers to help keep your devices topped up when you’re on the move.
Fallen for one of these cars? All 10 provide an appealing option, but now it’s down to you to decide. Head to UK CarLine today to find out more.
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