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An independent UK car magazine dedicated to modern classics and new performance cars
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The Californian automotive atelier applies its naturally aspirated treatment to the G-series Cabriolet – with Red Bull's F1 division stiffening the chassis.
Read NowPorsche revives '70s swagger with the limited 911 Spirit 70: a hybrid GTS cabrio in Olive Neo, packed with period details and heritage trim.
Boreham Motorworks revives the 1968 BSCC-winning Mk1 Escort with a track-only Alan Mann 68 Edition, FIA-approved and built for period-correct racing.
In typical Brabus fashion, the plug-in hybrid super saloon and estate get more performance, and stand-out styling features from the new upgrade packages.
It’s hard to imagine a dream garage without at least one BMW M car. This one has nothing but: 25 of them, spanning over 40 years of M Division history.
A new kind of motor show explores the overlap between restomod builds and contemporary art, with names from both scenes sharing space under one roof.
As carmakers contend with the decarbonisation imperative, Renault’s Emblème prototype presents a full-scope demonstration of a low-carbon family vehicle
A 6:56.294 lap time puts the manual 992.2 GT3 within touching distance of the old RS – setting a new Nürburgring lap record for cars with a trio of pedals.
Hennessey reveals the Venom F5 Revolution, a track-focused evolution of its hypercar with revised aero and reworked suspension.
A jacked-up Elise with a snorkel and tweed seats? Meet Project Safari – the first wild creation from new UK outfit Get Lost Automotive.
The 422bhp electric crossover gains off-road styling and suspension, and is coming to the UK in 2025.
Bentley expands its hybrid range with a new 671bhp V8 variant – more torque than the W12, same luxury brief, now with sharper efficiency under the skin.
Frontline expands its restomod repertoire with a re-engineered take on the MGA, combining classic form with contemporary hardware to debut at Goodwood MM
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Neil Abraham
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