In this issue

ASTON MARTIN VALOUR
It’s got a 705bhp twin-turbo V12, a manual gearbox, unique carbonfibre bodywork and a £1.5m price tag. James Taylor gets behind the wheel of one of the 110 that will be made.

SINGER’S CLASSIC TURBO
A reimagined Porsche 930 Turbo with twice the power, finessed ride and handling, subtly revised looks and a top-drawer finish? Richard Meaden wishes he had deeper pockets..

Maserati GranCabrio Trofeo

The latest, V6-powered GranTurismo is now available in open-top form. Is its combination of performance, comfort and style a winning one?

5 mins

Mini Cooper SE

An all-new Mini is here, and this time it's all electric. Can the 215bhp Cooper SE capture the unmistakable Mini magic of its combustion-engined forebears?

5 mins

Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid 4Matic+

There's no new E63 for now, but there is a new E-class range-topper, and it's AMG's first long-distance PHEV

4 mins

McLaren Artura Spider

The launch of the Spider has given McLaren the opportunity to take the Artura to a new level of brilliance

6 mins

FAST AS F1

Red Bull has revealed its first 'car', the 1184bhp, V10-hybrid, track-only RB17 - and it's faster than the team's own F1 machine

4 mins

PUTTING IN A SHIFT

Can the addition of a manual gearbox and a raft of chassis mods transform BMW's Z4? And does it have the measure of its manual Toyota Supra cousin?

8 mins

CYBER ATTACK

With exotic looks, 496bhp and 0-62mph in 3.2sec, the all-electric MG Cyberster GT has the on-paper firepower to take the fight to the ICE opposition. But does all of this result in a new age for the sports car?

5 mins

MONSTER MUNCH

Inspired by a brake-eating 1970s Le Mans racer and packing a 705bhp twin-turbo V12 and a manual transmission, the Valour is an Aston Martin for modern times but with bags of old-school appeal

9 mins

PAST FORWARD

Singer's latest restomod offering is a unique take on the revered Porsche 930 Turbo. Is it as good to drive as it is to look at?

10+ mins

Hot Shot

How designer and car nut Craig Callum found his dream job as head designer at Hot Wheels

6 mins

ZERO TO HERO?

Great British Sports Cars (GBS to its friends) isn't a household name, but that could change. We visit its HQ and drive the Zero, its modern take on a Lotus Seven, to find out if it deserves a bigger audience

8 mins

THE ANATOMY OF A FORD SIER RA RS500

Group A was a golden era in touring car racing, and nothing captured hearts and minds quite like the wild, bewinged Sierra. We look under its skin

10 mins

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