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Author: Phil Huff
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As a full-time motoring writer Phil has driven everything from a prototype hydrogen-powered car valued at £6.5 million and a priceless 1958 Chevrolet Impala to the cheapest Dacia Sandero and most expensive Rolls-Royce Phantom.

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Articles by Phil Huff

Torsus Terrastorm

Torsus Terrastorm | Review

While the Terrastorm may appear like an upgraded MAN, it goes beyond a simple modification.
Van reviews 6 Dec
Alfa Romeo Junior

Alfa Romeo Junior first drive | Practical yet spirited

The Alfa Romeo Junior is more than just a new model; it’s the brand’s first fully electric compact crossover.
Company Car Reviews 25 Nov

Volvo EX90 first drive | Seven-seat electric flagship arrives

The EX90 is a thoroughly convincing car, offering an impressive blend of performance, refinement and economy.
Company Car Reviews 30 Sep
Iveco Daily 2024

Iveco Daily | Review

The Iveco Daily isn’t for everybody, but it is efficient, loaded with helpful tech for fleet managers, and can carry load volumes others can only dream of.
Van reviews 27 Sep
Maxus T90EV

Maxus T90 EV | Review

The Maxus T90EV fills a niche as the only electric pick-up currently available in the UK.
Van reviews 13 Sep
Maxus eDeliver7

Maxus eDeliver 7 | Review

Maxus has an uphill task ahead of it with its new eDeliver 7, a medium-sized electric van that’s going head to head with the most popular vans on the market.
Van reviews 30 Aug

Mercedes-Benz Citan | Review

The Citan is a compelling choice in the compact van sector, with a perceptible quality step up from its rivals, impressive handling, and good dealer support.

Van reviews 13 Aug
Maxus Deliver 9

Maxus Deliver 9 | Review

The Maxus Deliver 9 isn't perfect but it is significantly cheaper than its rivals.
Van reviews 23 Jul
2020 Toyota C-HR facelift

Toyota C-HR looks familiar but packs more punch | first drive

‘If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it’ approach means the facelifted C-HR offers few surprises

Company Car Reviews 29 Nov
Nissan Juke first drive

Nissan Juke first drive | tamer looks and improved interior boost fleet appeal

New Juke looks less radical than the outgoing model but is likely to be every bit as divisive as before.
Company Car Reviews 8 Nov

Fleet News 2025 Reader Recommended report

FN50 2024 supplement