Evo UK - November 2024

In this issue

The Lexus LFA, Subaru Impreza 22B and Nissan GT-R Nismo rank among the greatest performance cars ever to emerge from Japan. In the November 2024 issue of evo magazine we bring them together to explore what makes them so uniquely thrilling.
Also in this issue: we take a first drive in Ferrari’s 819bhp 12 Cilindri, explore the new McLaren W1, give our verdict on the Audi RS6 Avant GT, revisit the Honda Accord Type R, and put the latest performance rubber to the test in the annual evo tyre test.
All this, plus interviews, columns, long-term tests and more can be found in issue 327 of evo magazine.

Audi RS6 Avant GT

The petrol-powered RS6 super-estate is going out in a blaze of glory with the bombastic GT, complete with 1980s racing battledress. What’s not to like?

7 mins

Bentley Continental GT Speed

The new Continental GT is the most powerful Bentley ever, and the beginning of anew plug-in hybrid era for Crewe. But is it still a benchmark grand tourer?

5 mins

Thornley Kelham European RS

One man’s dream to build the perfect Porsche 911 has resulted inthis aaticMously restored and enhanced classic. We delve into the details and take it for a drive

7 mins

1V3.0

F1, P1... and now W1. The next chapter in McLaren's Ultimate Series is the British firm's challenger to the forthcoming new Ferrari hypercar and a £2million, 1257bhp, hybrid-powered, technical tour de force

10+ mins

POWER PLAY

It develops 819bhp. It has no turbochargers, no hybrid assistance. Ferrari describes it as the most complete GT it's ever made. And it’s so proud of its mighty V12 engine it’s named the whole car after it. This is the 12 Cilindri

10+ mins

DEFINITELY. NO MAYBE

Three Japanese performance icons - Lexus LFA, Subaru Impreza 22B and Nissan GT-R. Over three days on some of our favourite roads we explore what makes each uniquely thrilling, but also the car culture that unites them

10+ mins

TOY STORY

Where best to store some of Toyota’s most prized and valuable racing superstars? Under the wind tunnel at its Cologne HO, of course...

9 mins

THE FIRST SAMURAIS

Japan has been responsible for many of our favourite driver's cars of recent decades, but their ancestors are often much less well known. We take a look at where the big manufacturers began their performance car journeys

5 mins

HONDA ACCORD TYPE R

A liberal sprinkling of Honda Type R fairy dust on the late-'90s Accord produced an unlikely evo icon and a genuine performance bargain

10 mins

TYRE 2024 TEST

Want to fit the very best tyres to your performance car? The annual evo Tyre Test identifies the cream of the current crop

3 mins

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Evo UK Magazine Description:

Evo is a British automobile magazine dedicated to performance cars, from hot hatches to supercars. It was first published in November 1998 and is currently one of the most popular performance car magazines in the UK.

The magazine covers all aspects of performance cars, from reviews and news to features and interviews. It also features stunning photography of cars in action.

Evo is known for its in-depth reviews and expert analysis. It has helped many car enthusiasts learn more about performance cars and make informed buying decisions.

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