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How we handle corrections
We check the original evidence and any new information. If a material factual error is confirmed, we correct it and add a dated note explaining the change. Routine spelling or formatting fixes may be made without a separate note. A later price change or new announcement is identified as an update rather than automatically treated as an earlier error.
If an allegation or central claim cannot be supported, we may remove or substantially revise the affected material and explain the reason where appropriate. We do not silently rewrite a material verdict merely to avoid criticism.
Sources and comparisons
We favour original documents and identify the market, model year, variant and date that a claim concerns. Manufacturer claims are attributed. Unconfirmed launch details are labelled. Missing information is shown as unknown—not treated as proof that a feature is absent.
Value judgements explain the assumptions behind them. Specifications alone do not establish comfort, reliability, safety or driving quality. We describe first-hand testing only when it has actually taken place.
AI, images and commercial interests
AI tools support our research, drafting and illustrations; all content remains subject to editorial review, source verification and image-rights checks. AI-generated visuals are labelled and do not represent actual vehicles or product interfaces.
Relevant sponsorships, affiliate arrangements and material conflicts of interest are disclosed. Sponsored content is clearly labelled, and commercial relationships do not determine our editorial conclusions.
Last updated: 18 October 2026