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Inside issue 289 from evo
How do you beat the Porsche 911 GT3? And not just any GT3, but the long-awaited 992, which has already been heralded as the most capable and most visceral of all time? With full tanks, two very different but very talented rivals and Jethro Bovingdon to find out how issue 289 lands with a bang.
Back to earth, we have the second round of our hot hatchback tournament, this time with three little hatchbacks that hit much harder than their dimensions suggest. This time it is the turn of the Hyundai i20 N, Toyota GR Yaris and Ford Fiesta ST Edition to secure a spot in our final finale. Which will prevail? Well, unlike our last trip, there is no duffer in this group, which makes this battle a hell of a lot.
After two fantastic group tests, however, we are also driving one of the most successful WRC cars of modern times: Sebastian Loeb’s C4 WRC. We also stop by one of the most promising car designers of this generation, Peter Stevens, the man who is credited with designing entire generations of cars we see on the road every day, right down to the most iconic supercar of all. the McLaren F1.
We’re also taking a peek behind the closed doors of Jaguar Land Rover’s archives, full of its biggest hits, development mules, secret prototypes and movie stars, unveiling our newest photographer in Behind the Lens and driving the latest in new metal, including Morgan’s awesome Offroading Plus four CX-T.
All in addition to our usual features, including the latest brooding from our three wise columnists, getting the latest news, dropping by our Fast Fleet, and driving Lamborghini’s most intense V12-powered racetrack toy to date.
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