Fast / Sports car reviews
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Fast / Sports car reviews
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Maserati GranTurismo Coupe (2023 onwards) Review
Gorgeous super-coupe is as convincing as any rival
New price: £133,000 - £163,470PROS
- Amazingly comfortable over long distances
- Characterful, powerful V6 engine
- Handles beautifully
CONS
- Interior quality
- Not as sporty as some rivals
- Feels heavy
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Maserati GranTurismo Folgore (2023 onwards) Review
Silent lightning replaces V8 thunder
New price: £0 - £0PROS
- Enormous, elastic band pace
- Entertaining handling
- Classic GT car looks
CONS
- No on-road ride impression, yet
- Petrol version has a bigger boot
- Lots of money
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Honda Civic Type-R (2023 onwards) Review
The most complete high-performance Honda in a long time
New price: £49,995 - £49,995PROS
- Fast, fun, frenetic
- Marvelous suspension
- Outright comfortable
CONS
- Same money as a Porsche Cayman
- Some people would prefer 4WD
- Not much stock coming to UK
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Vauxhall Astra GSe (2023 onwards) Review
Quickest Astra gets improved handling
New price: £41,800 - £41,800PROS
- Hatch in low BIK bracket
- Good ride and handling balance
- Estate boot good for a PHEV
CONS
- Clunky hybrid system
- Thrashy engine
- Pricey
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Vauxhall Grandland GSe (2023 onwards) Review
Grandland PHEV gets marginally sportier
New price: £45,850 - £45,850PROS
- Low company car tax
- Punchy acceleration
- Well equipped
CONS
- Firm ride
- Small boot
- Not much fun
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Abarth 500e Hatchback (2023 onwards) Review
Abarth's first EV hot hatch is fun but compromised
New price: £34,195 - £38,695PROS
- Exciting looks
- Compact and agile
- Premium interior
CONS
- Not as fun as petrol models
- Sound generator is flawed
- Not especially fast
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Aston Martin DB12 Coupe (2023 onwards) Review
Aston's best road car yet.
New price: £185,055 - £185,055PROS
- Relaxed when cruising
- Huge fun when you're making progress
- All-new interior
CONS
- Petrol power only for now
- Rear seats are cramped
- Won't be cheap to run
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MG Cyberster Roadster (2023 onwards) Review
The Cyberster promises strong performance and a good electric range
New price: £0 - £0PROS
- Strong performance promised
- Drop-top zero-emission motoring
- Unique offering in the market
CONS
- It’s enormous for a sports car
- Which means it could feel unwieldy…
- … but it’s still too early to tell
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MG MG4 XPower (2023 onwards) Review
RS3 performance, sub-GTI price
New price: £36,495 - £36,495PROS
- Brutal acceleration
- Cheaper than most petrol hot hatches
- Just as practical as a regular MG4
CONS
- Uninspiring to drive
- Minimal interior changes
- Reduced driving range
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Mercedes-AMG SL Roadster (2022 onwards) Review
Reinvented SL roadster is sharper than before – but still not a sports car
New price: £108,175 - £179,465PROS
- Sharper to drive than predecessor
- Punchy performance
- Surprisingly practical for two
CONS
- Still no sports car
- Tiny boot
- Touch-sensitive interior controls