Fast / Sports car reviews
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Fast / Sports car reviews
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Alpine A290 Hatchback (2025 onwards) Review
Fun in the bends, quick and agile
New price: £0 - £0PROS
- Striking looks
- Great fun in the corners
- Still civilised for everyday use
CONS
- No cupholders
- Driving range could be better
- Not as involving as traditional ICE hot hatches
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Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe (2024 onwards) Review
Keeping the V8 thunder alive a little longer
New price: £101,695 - £191,745PROS
- More practical and smoother than a 911
- Excellent handling
- Top-drawer V8 and hybrid powertrain
CONS
- Not as fun as earlier version
- Infotainment can be annoying
- Expensive compared with the 911
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Mercedes-AMG CLE Coupe (2024 onwards) Review
Aggressively styled coupe gets the performance it deserves
New price: £73,085 - £78,835PROS
- Punchy performance
- Muscle car styling
- Loads of grip
CONS
- No 63 variant (yet)
- Can't spec a V8 engine
- Expensive options
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Mercedes-Benz CLE Cabriolet (2024 onwards) Review
One of the best convertibles you can buy
New price: £53,040 - £74,330PROS
- Supreme peace and quiet
- Interior design and finish
- Space for four
CONS
- Engines lack character
- Interior won’t suit everyone
- Quite expensive to buy
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Porsche Panamera Saloon (2024 onwards) Review
A great blend of sportiness and luxury
New price: £91,055 - £169,474PROS
- So agile for a car of its size
- High-end interior
- Excellent plug-in hybrids
CONS
- Expensive options
- Estate version no longer available
- Only comes with four seats as standard
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MINI Countryman JCW (2024 onwards) Review
It shares most of the strengths of the standard car, but it’s faster
New price: £41,575 - £46,775PROS
- Healthy performance
- Great fun to drive
- Very well made
CONS
- Firm suspension
- Lacking physical controls
- Boot has a high loading lip
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Mercedes-AMG CLE Cabriolet (2024 onwards) Review
The sportiest CLE makes most sense as a convertible
New price: £77,085 - £82,835PROS
- Comfortable and very refined
- More engaging than a standard CLE
- All year-round usability
CONS
- Heavier than the Coupe
- Not a lot of steering wheel
- Not much else!
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Maserati GranCabrio Convertible (2024 onwards) Review
The perfect companion for a summer's day
New price: £169,585 - £169,585PROS
- Sharper handling than Folgore
- Punchy V6 engine
- Excellent build quality
CONS
- Gearbox too eager to change up in auto mode
- V6 sounds better in Ferrari's 296 GTS
- Expensive optional extras
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Maserati GranCabrio Folgore (2024 onwards) Review
Maserati's super drop-top suits its new EV heart
New price: £185,610 - £185,610PROS
- Whisper quiet and smooth
- Excellent build quality
- Comfortable ride
CONS
- More of a GT than a sports car
- Expensive optional extras
- Feels heavy when driven quickly
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Cupra Born VZ (2024 onwards) Review
More attitude and performance for responsive EV
New price: £44,625 - £47,165PROS
- Responsive and direct steering
- Good road feel
- Brakes feel precise
CONS
- More power would be nice
- Too little, too late