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Written by Ollie Kew
Planet Motoring has been conquered. Folks are scrambling over one another to bag themselves a tall, lifestyley supermini so hastily, they"re doing rash, crazy things.Recently, someone told me one of those delectable pub-fact nuggets I"ve annoyingly been unable to confirm, but like so much, I"ve decided to accept as fact in our post-truth world: that north of London, Britain"s bestselling car is not the Ford Fiesta, but actually the Vauxhall Mokka. No, I haven"t a clue why either. Anarchy reigns. Amid the mayhem, Top Gear is here to help. This is a crossover intervention. Audi"s geometric newcomer, the Q2, and Toyota"s equally fresh C-HR have burst onto the scene aiming for a big piece of the action. Both are saturated with hashtag-design and want to tempt the sub-10,000 people per year who buy Top Gear"s current favourite. That"ll be the agile, handsome, keenly priced Mazda CX-3. Or at the very least, stop them buying a Mokka.Images: Mark RiccioniThis feature originally appeared in issue 291 of Top Gear magazine
Date written: 4 Feb 2017
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Planet Motoring has been conquered. Folks are scrambling over one another to bag themselves a tall, lifestyley supermini so hastily, they"re doing rash, crazy things.Recently, someone told me one of those delectable pub-fact nuggets I"ve annoyingly been unable to confirm, but like so much, I"ve decided to accept as fact in our post-truth world: that north of London, Britain"s bestselling car is not the Ford Fiesta, but actually the Vauxhall Mokka. No, I haven"t a clue why either. Anarchy reigns. Amid the mayhem, Top Gear is here to help. This is a crossover intervention. Audi"s geometric newcomer, the Q2, and Toyota"s equally fresh C-HR have burst onto the scene aiming for a big piece of the action. Both are saturated with hashtag-design and want to tempt the sub-10,000 people per year who buy Top Gear"s current favourite. That"ll be the agile, handsome, keenly priced Mazda CX-3. Or at the very least, stop them buying a Mokka.Images: Mark RiccioniThis feature originally appeared in issue 291 of Top Gear magazine
Date written: 4 Feb 2017
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 6631
