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15.09.2025
The 2000s were a period of extreme innovation in motorsport. Revs rose, technology improved exponentially and to the dominant – largely Ferrari in F1 and largely Audi at Le Mans – went the decade
In issue 336 of evo Magazine, we had an audience with the Gould GR59, a dominant hillclimb car with five records to its name. These are our favourite shots
The mildly terrifying Dutch Grand Prix track is truly one of a kind. This is how it feels at first-hand, in a high-downforce prototype
The Jaguar F-type was a sports car 40 years in the making. We reunite the team that made it a reality, which includes our very own co-founder and editor-at-large, John Barker
In the latest issue of evo magazine, we pit Aston Martin’s new Vantage Roadster against its chief rival from Maranello – these are our favourite shots
Mark Higgins reveals how he went from a three-times British Rally Champion to the man who makes James Bond look god behind the wheel
V12 supercars are still alive and kicking even in today’s hyper-regulated car market. We test three of the best in the latest issue of evo
Perhaps the defining 'greatest miss' is the 3000GT – 'a lot of awful car for the money'
The ultimate 'dead on arrival' supercar is the Cerbera Speed 12, a car even TVR was too afraid to put in public hands
05.09.2025
In the October 2025 issue of evo, our eras series concludes, as we pick a winner
Headline grabbing power figures are nowhere to be seen in the latest quick Tesla. It’s still quite fast, though
The ultimate goldilocks sports cars of our time finally bow out. The segment has lost its all-time great benchmarks
There are more manual V12 hypercars in the works than city cars these days. The GP1 is a beautiful thing, but will it happen?
Porsche 981 Cayman GT4 values have reached the point where they are on a par - or below - the current crop of sports cars, so a former Car of the Year winner or a new A110?
Kamm Manufaktur has unveiled a new Porsche 912-based restomod, and it could be the perfect antidote to the modern power race
The Fenomeno might have been launched Lamborghini’s most powerful model ever, but changes go far beyond just the powertrain
Audi Concept C is a bold preview of a future sports car as well as a sharp distinctive forthcoming change in design language
The Ringbrothers Octavia might sound like a Skoda saloon that’s received a V8 heart transplant in time for SEMA, but it’s actually an Aston Martin…
Audi’s five-cylinder engine isn’t long for this world, and a new hardcore RS3 is in the works to send it off in style
The ID. Polo GTI represents a new strategy from Volkswagen, of bringing back names we know and love for future electric models
The top’s finally coming off the second-generation Mercedes G-Class as the German firm teases a new cabriolet
There are more new M3 Tourings out there than there are buyers right now and deals are waiting to be done.
A flight of fancy from the Gran Turismo digital realm it may be, but this Corsa is a nod to a proper hot hatch on the way from Vauxhall
Lotus has announced additional redundancies at its Hethel factory as sales drop 43% in the first half of 2025
The Audi S3 has served diligently as a fast, appealing, strong-selling hot hatch. It’s now better than ever and available with discounts.
Set to go racing in the Australian Supercars Championship, this Supra is getting a 5.2-litre version of the 2UR-GSE V8 Lexus just retired
With ex-Lotus, McLaren and Alpine personnel steering the ship, Longbow is building a sub-1000kg electric sports car that doesn’t cost the earth
£32k will buy you a bog standard 2025 120 or a 552bhp M6, and many greats besides…
Vents in the bonnet and a gaping hole for a modified radiator suggest this will be a more extreme, more powerful Golf R
Gordon Murray has announced the Le Mans GTR and S1 LM – a pair of track-oriented spin-off supercars from a new Special Vehicles division
Thought the W16 was dead? Think again. If you want it and you’ve got the cash, Bugatti will build you almost anything
The Nissan GT-R has finally ended production, at over 48,000 units after 18 years on sale. It’ll be missed.
The new inductive charging system will be available initially for the new all-electric Porsche Cayenne, due for reveal later this year
A mysterious prototype of an old 991 Porsche 911 has been spotted testing. A new slantnose ‘Flachbau’ kit, or a mule for a new car?
If you’re in the market for a sports car and your budget reaches into six figures, you can’t get much better than the Carrera T. It’s the most involving sub-GT3 911
Affalterbach’s GT XX might be a concept, but it’s already broken multiple records to prove the platform that powers it. We’ve been onboard to find out how
25.08.2025
Shell’s Principal Motorsport Scientist Valeria Loreti talks through the science behind the Shell fuels and lubricants powering Ferrari's FIA Formula 1 contenders
In the 2000s the world of performance cars and our magazine hit their stride in-step. Our evo eras: 2000s test revisits a few of the greats. Here are the highlights
Goodyear’s Eagle F1 Asymmetric is a capable tyre across the board, and a worthy alternative to the likes of Michelin’s Pilot Sport 5
The electrification era could easily allow the return of lively, responsive, rev-hungry and musical naturally-aspirated combustion engines