CAR UK - September 2016
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Inside Tesla: The Apple of carmakers has managed to make electric cars sexy. Now Tesla just wants the world, Tesla vs Texas: America’s second-biggest state bleeds crude oil – if Model X can win here, it can win anywhere, 718 Cayman vs the people: Has Porsche really ruined the Cayman? You decide and more....
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‘The Unaffordability of F1 is Off-putting. Young Drivers Now Dream of Gt Racing'
What to do next when you’ve built a successful sports car company? Battle Porsche at the very top of endurance racing.
Rear-steer Revelation
We’re only talking about a few degrees of rear axle steering angle but the end result is an altogether more inspiring V12 Lamborghini.
Bugatti And Bentley's New Bosses Face Next Car Conundrums
Stephan Winkelmann and Adrian Hallmark plot second Bugatti and Bentley EV, reports Georg Kacher
The Future Of Cars, By Those Who Decide It
Fuel cells? Autonomous vehicles? Brexit? We ask three big hitters to reveal the contents of their crystal balls.
The Data Is Feeding Directly Into New Road Cars
Audi has moved to a full works effort to help it prepare its first electric road cars, as team boss Allan McNish explains.
Calling All Millennials
Bigger than a Juke, smaller than a Qashqai and funkier than both, VW’s new SUV is aimed squarely at Generation Y.
911 GT3 Beater?
The latest, fastest Lotus costs £112k and has exotic prey in its sights.
The Future According To Porsche. Are You In?
In the white corner is Porsche’s achingly desirable all-electric Mission E coupe. In red we have the all-petrol 911 GT2 RS (all 691bhp of it). Is Porsche’s future in safe hands? Oh yes…
Track Time Reveals GT's Hidden Talents
Sporty coupe turns out to be a great companion for honing circuit driving technique.
Tangled up in Green
Here’s a plan: keep adding complex hybrid hardware until the four-door Porsche is groaning under its weight
