In this issue

CHEVROLET CORVETTE Z06
With an all-new, naturally aspirated flat-plane-crank V8 producing 670bhp, the latest Z06 means serious business indeed. John Barker finds out what the 911 GT3 should be worried about.

ANATOMY OF A LOTUS 56B
Powered by a gas turbine spinning at up to 37,000rpm, the Lotus 56B epitomises the wild inventiveness of ’70s Formula 1. James Taylor gets up close with this restored wonder.

PORSCHE 911 DAKAR
Is the Dakar a credible addition to Porsche’s 911 range or the kind of creation best left to poseurs and collectors? James Taylor takes one into the Austrian Alps to find out.

KTM X-Bow GT-XR

KTM has put meat on the bare-bones X-Bow to create a junior hypercar, and one of the most extreme road-legal cars yet seen. As we discover, it's as intense to drive as it looks

10 mins

Ford Focus ST Track Pack

Can some trackday-style upgrades transform the Focus ST into the car we've always wanted it to be?

3 mins

Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloce

Refreshed 276bhp saloon continues to make a strong case for forgoing the obvious German options

3 mins

Five alive

Alpine has plans to transform the upcoming electric Renault 5 into a thrilling hot hatch called the A290. This concept gives a tantalising taste of what we can expect

4 mins

Spyder RS revealed

718's final fling with internal combustion is a roadster equivalent to the hardcore Cayman GT4 RS

3 mins

The same but different

McLaren 720S becomes 750S with a host of subtle upgrades to build upon the brilliance of our 2017 Car of the Year winner

3 mins

The art of noise

Owning a modern classic doesn't mean you can't benefit from the latest exhuast technology, as John Barker explains

5 mins

CHEVY CHASE

Chevrolet is hunting Ferrari, McLaren and Porsche with the sensational new Z06

10 mins

GOLF WAR

COMBINE THE PRICE TAGS OF THE contenders in this test, including options, and you reach a grand total of £96,820. And no, Dean Smith didn't forget to photograph a car.

9 mins

THE ANATOMY OF A LOTUS 56B

The most radical car in Formula 1 history? Surely 1971's wedge-shaped, turbinepowered Lotus 56B. We look under the skin of the sport's most intriguing car

10+ mins

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