With such a talented array of cars to choose from in this hugely competitive class, the Pulsar was always going to have its work cut out to impress, but it does enough to merit consideration. It’s spacious, decent to drive, and great value for money – both as a private or a company car.
It won’t trouble the Skoda Octavia for class honours, which is even bigger and has a better-quality cabin, but the Pulsar is a thoroughly inoffensive family hatchback that stacks up well against most other similarly priced rivals.
