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Chris Haining

Chris Haining

Sub Editor / Digital Reviews Editor at What Car? - whatcar.com

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  • English
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  • Automobiles

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Honda HR-V long-term test - What Car?

The car Honda HR-V 1.5i-MMD Advance Style e-CVT Run by Chris Haining, sub-editorWhy it’s here To find out if a petrol hybrid can be the answer for somebody who covers long distances and wants to keep costs downNeeds to Effortlessly shrug off motorway trips while sipping petrol, be able to handle rough tracks, carry bulky loads
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Mazda CX-5 long-term test: report 3

Our sub-editor wants a car that's relaxing on the motorway, capable on tricky terrain and fun to drive elsewhere. Can this family SUV deliver?
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Authors | Chris Haining

<p dir="ltr">Chris is the subeditor for What Car? magazine. Doodling cars ever since he was able to lift a crayon, his ambition to be a car designer led to him earning a degree in Transport Design at <a href="https://www.coventry.ac.uk/">Coventry University</a>. However, his career path would soon be changed by the very magazines that fed his obsession.</p> <p dir="ltr">While working in premium car sales, Chris started an online motoring blog and later joined the staff of American cult motoring website <a href="http://www.hooniverse.com">Hooniverse.</a>&nbsp;This role held the key to a full-time role in automotive journalism, initially as a content editor with <a href="http://www.carbuyer.com">Carbuyer</a>. Now well established at What Car?, when a story really puts you in the driving seat and leaves you with the feeling that you’ve completed a journey, Chris has done his job.</p> <p dir="ltr">Away from his desk, Chris can usually be found listening to music, or driving (or repairing) one of his old a
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Mazda CX-5 long-term test

The car Mazda CX-5 2.5 AWD GT Sport Auto Run by Chris Haining, sub-editorWhy it’s here To see how a traditional, petrol-powered, four-wheel drive large SUV fits in with daily lifeNeeds to Shrug off rough roads and tough weather, soothe in motorway traffic, entertain on a twisty road
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Vauxhall Astra long-term test

Our sub-editor wanted a car that would relax him on his lengthy commute and be as fuel-efficient as possible. Is his plug-in hybrid Vauxhall Astra delivering?
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BYD Atto 3 long term test: report 1 - What Car?

What Car? is the UK’s biggest and best car buyers guide with new and used car reviews, advice, news and videos.
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BYD Atto 3 long-term test

Can an unfamiliar car brand show established names a thing or two when it comes to comfortable, practical and cost-effective electric motoring? We’re finding out
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Audi A6 Avant long-term test: report 1

Our sub-editor is looking for a comfortable petrol car for his mega-miles commute, so will the latest Audi A6 fit the bill?
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Audi A6 Avant long-term test: report 1

Our sub-editor is looking for a comfortable petrol car for his mega-miles commute, so will the latest Audi A6 fit the bill?
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Vauxhall Grandland Electric long-term test: report 4

Our sub-editor needs a comfortable, practical car for a lengthy commute and active weekends. We're finding out if Vauxhall's electric flagship can go the distance
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Authors | Chris Haining

Chris is the subeditor for What Car? magazine. Doodling cars ever since he was able to lift a crayon, his ambition to be a car designer led to him earning a degree in Transport Design at https://www.coventry.ac.uk/">Coventry University. However, his career path would soon be changed by the very magazines that fed his obsession.