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They’re both 20 years old, but which is the ultimate road racer? Andrew Frankel heads for the hills in two of the very best
Features
The Purosangue is the first family Ferrari to go on sale. But, says Andrew Frankel, that event nearly happened over 40 years ago
Motorsport
You may not like him, but you cannot deny that Max is one of the greats and if you look hard enough, says Edd Straw, you can see precisely why
Features
Bentley is killing its W12 engine, but we won’t miss it much. The V8 has always been the one to have, argues Dan Prosser
Features
Think things are bad now? Fifty years ago they were far worse. Which, says Andrew Ryan, is why car makers needed all their creative resources to shift metal
Free Reads
Will the electric Ami be a revolution in urban transport like the 2CV was for rural communities decades ago? Dan Prosser decides
Features
Six months in his Golf GTI has convinced Dan Prosser not only that it’s the finest hatch of its generation, but that things have only gone downhill ever since
Features
Generally speaking, modern cars are the most boring they have ever been. Andrew Frankel asks why that might be