Autocar UK - May 08, 2024

In this issue

Swift vs Clio New Suzuki battles champion Renault.

Swede disposition Volvo’s greatest hits since 1927.

Electric SL Pagoda Everrati-converted Merc driven.

Autocar Great Women Award winners celebrated.

New Ferrari flagship packs 819bhp from an atmo V12

Ferrari's new flagship GT car, the 12Cilindri, is the most powerful pure combustion production F car it has built to date.

7 mins

Bold, fresh look for updated Cullinan

Revised SUV majors on bluff proportions as Rolls-Royce ramps up tech and options

2 mins

AMG lines up turbo V8 for CLE 63

Performance arm U-turns on unpopular PHEV power for coupé range-topper

2 mins

M4 joins Competition Sport line-up

Lighter, faster and more track-focused take on hot BMW coupé packs 543bhp

2 mins

Renault fills final gap in SUV line-up

Captur spawns more practical, hybrid-only Symbioz as £30k Nissan Qashqai rival

2 mins

A110 signs off with £200k special

Alpine readies Cayman GT4 RS-baiting track-focused 'ultimate' model with 330bhp

1 min

MINI COOPER SE

Fourth-generation Mini hatch arrives in spicier electric form, with a much longer range for the same money

5 mins

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE

Can the American SUV brand's new flagship mix it with the plug-in hybrid big guns?

2 mins

GWM ORA 07

Lightning Cat is poised to leap into the UK's electric saloon market

1 min

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Everrati's electric luxury restomod business is picking up pace. Stephen Dobie drives its latest model, a Mercedes SL Pagoda with twice the original power

3 mins

VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG

Big 4x4s with big diesel engines: things to forget or preserve? We intend to find out

4 mins

HONDA E:NY1

How do you like the sound of a version that's better in almost every way for £15k less?

3 mins

MCLAREN ARTURA

Our car's back up to full speed, but can it chase down a 750S?

2 mins

PROPER MINT

A Mk5 Polo can be a refreshing alternative to a fast Ford

5 mins

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