The Swindon-made Honda CR-V and the recently facelifted Jaguar XF from Castle Bromwich have both picked up prizes in last night’s Honest John awards. The British-built pair both scored well with the site’s 1.4 million monthly readers – the prizes of Most Popular 4×4 and Most Popular large executive car are both packed with talented opposition, so these were hard-won victories by the UK pairing.
The cars were chosen, based on Google Analytics data, which analysed the number of page views for each car over the last 12 months. The CR-V’s award comes on the back of a particularly fine showing in the honestjohn.co.uk MoT pass rates pages.
- More at www.honestjohn.co.uk
Full list of winners:
1. Most popular small hatchback -Kia Picanto
2. Most popular small family car – Ford Focus
3. Most popular large family car- Ford Mondeo
4. Most popular compact executive car – BMW 3-Series (05-12)
5. Most popular large executive car – Jaguar XF
6. Most popular MPV – Ford C-MAX
7. Most popular crossover – Skoda Yeti
8. Most popular 4×4 – Honda CR-V
9. Most popular performance car – Porsche Cayman
10. Most popular convertible – Mazda MX-5
11. Car of the year – Ford Focus
12. Best MoT Performer – Suzuki Splash
13. Best Real MPG Performer – Toyota RAV4 2.2 D-4D
14. Most Rated Car Award – Skoda Yeti
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Great news for the big Jag, definitely a worthy winner.
They won because people looked at pictures of them on the web? Is that it? I obviously don’t get this. Well done anyway. What’s a suzuki splash? Some sort of power shower?
Vauxhall Agila to most in the UK. Suzuki use to have the worse looking window licker in the WagonR, but now have the cuteist!
So, nothing to do with cars at all, really – just who has the most-visited website.
was that the car awards ceremony referred to on this morning’s Chris Moyles Show?
Must admit that the Jag looks great, not to keen on the Honda, preferred the old one, shame we wasnt seeing any MGR cars! Regards Mark
Yeah, Comedy Dave and the legend that is Roy Walker was there…
Whoa – Not TV’s Roy Walker? (Too much Phonenix Nights)
Seriously – good result for both Jaguar and Honda
Considering there have been new 5 series, A6 and E Class since the XF was introduced this is especially good news.
Best MOT performer “Suzuki Splash” ! There is our proof that bare statistics are meaningless with context.
You what? “The cars were chosen, based on Google Analytics data, which analysed the number of page views for each car over the last 12 months.” So nothing to do with how good the cars are, just how many anoraks are looking at their manufacturers’ websites?
Based on this – look at http://www.googlefight.com
excellent for deciding on anything in a pointless and irrational way.
Interesting to see the Kia Picanto in there. Watch the Koreans; they are where the Japanese were when they first came to the UK, but the Koreans have very rich parents. And though this sounds like heresy, they’re starting to sell good cars…