WHAT CAR? CARS OF THE YEAR
What Car? Car of the Year Awards 2020 he What Car? Car of the Year Awards 2020 saw cars recognised in 27 different categories across the board and the Ford Puma came out victorious as the overall winner. Many of the cars, including the Ford Puma, are available on the Motability Scheme, so we have listed the winners that you can access through Motability and given you a brief synopsis of why they came out on top. The full reviews of these cars can all be read on whatcar.com.
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Family Car of the year
Small Electric Car of the Year
Value car of the Year
Skoda Scala
Renault Zoe
Kia Picanto
What Car? reviewers found little to fault on this excellent family car option. From superior ride comfort and space in abundance, to plenty of headroom for passengers and a vast boot cavity. What’s more is that this all comes at a reasonable and affordable price.
The recently upgraded Renault Zoe impressed this year with an improved interior, longer range and all-round better driving on the road. It is not the most spacious car compared to its rivals but it will still seat four adults fairly comfortably and the modern interior is a major plus point.
For a second year running the Kia Picanto has scooped the title of Value Car of the Year for its successful mix of value for money, high quality interior, spacious cabin, reliability and superior performance. You get plenty bang for your buck. A top choice if you are sticking to a tight budget.
Skoda Scala 1.0 TSI 115 SE Fuel Type: Petrol Average MPG: 51.4 0-62mph: 9.8secs CO2 Emissions (g/km): 111 Boot Capacity (litres): 467
Renault Zoe R135 GT Line Fuel Type: Electric Range (miles): 238 (real range 192) 0-62mph: 9.5secs CO2 Emissions (g/km): 0 Boot Capacity (litres): 338
Kia Picanto 1.25 3 Fuel Type: Petrol Average MPG: 49.6 0-62mph: 11.6secs CO2 Emissions (g/km): 114 Boot Capacity (litres): 255
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