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In this issue

Which decade produced the best driver’s cars? We begin our quest to find an answer to that question by getting back behind the wheels of some 1980s legends. Are the Audi Quattro 20V, BMW E30 M3, Peugeot 205 GTI, Toyota MR2 Mk1, Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 and Ferrari Testarossa still as good as their reputations suggest they should be? Find out in the June 2025 issue of evo magazine.
Also in the issue, we drive the stunning new Alfa 33 Stradale and deliver the evo verdicts on the latest Aston Martin Vantage Roadster, Porsche 911 Carrera T and Mini John Cooper Works.
Meanwhile a trio of grand tourers get put to the test as the Bentley Continental GT meets Maserati’s GranTurismo Trofeo and Aston Martin’s DB12, while John Barker revisits a game-changing supercar in the form of the original Honda NSX.

Ford Escort Alan Mann 68 Edition

This fastidious, Ford-sanctioned recreation of the car that won the 1968 British Saloon Car Championship is as thrilling to drive as it is to look at

9 mins

Porsche 911 Carrera T

Against the tide of paddleshift dominance, Porsche's latest Carrera T proudly waves the manual gearbox flag as part of a more engaging and rewarding 911 experience

7 mins

Aston Martin Vantage Roadster

Pairing the coupe's thrilling dynamics with open-air intensity, the drop-top Vantage has Porsche and Ferrari in its crosshairs

7 mins

Mini John Cooper Works

The petrol-powered JCW lives on – for now. But in its latest incarnation, has this supermini survivor become too feisty for its own good?

5 mins

RETURN OF SPECIALE

Ferrari has pulled out all the stops to make its latest road-racer nothing less than its most exciting production car ever. We get the inside line on the stunning new 296 Speciale

9 mins

André Lotterer Endurance racing specialist

Three-time Le Mans winner and self-confessed Porsche addict André Lotterer talks about the special cars in his life and why he'll continue racing for some time yet

8 mins

RICHARD MEADEN

Revisiting the '80s has Meaden grappling with the mind-boggling evolution of fast cars

3 mins

RICHARD PORTER

How do car collectors manage? Porter's struggling to cope with just four vehicles

4 mins

1980s

Which decade can claim the greatest driver's cars? Which era best encapsulates the thrill of driving? Over the next five issues, we'll trace the trajectory of the performance car. Our aim: to find the absolute evo sweet-spot. So we'll bring together icons from each era and reevaluate them on our favourite roads. But we'll also look at the reality of owning and driving them back in the day, the wider car culture, the effects of emerging tech, and the impact of motorsport. We're kicking off with the ‘80s, the decade of the hot hatch, four-wheel drive, turbos, Group B, some extremely dubious bodykits — and some quite brilliant performance cars

10+ mins

'80s MOTORSPORT

If road cars were great in the '80s, the motorsport was simply spectacular, from Group B rally monsters via Group C endurance legends to turbocharged F1 cars. But there was tragedy, too

5 mins

LINE OF BEAUTY

Inspired by one of the most beautiful cars of all time, the Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale is here — and we've driven it

10+ mins

MAKING HIS MARK

With a raft of new models on the way and a 'boring' but vital plan to sort logistics and manufacturing, Aston Martin CEO Adrian Hallmark goes for a drive with evo

6 mins

GT THREE

Is the new hybrid-powered Bentley Continental GT Speed the ultimate GT? We pitch the 771bhp colossus from Crewe against the 671bhp Aston Martin DB12 and the MC20-engined Maserati GranTurismo Trofeo

10+ mins

Dacia Duster 130 4x4

Dacia's no-nonsense Duster returns to the evo fleet in all-new hybrid form. As rugged, honest and affordable as ever, does it still punch above its weight?

2 mins

Skoda Octavia vRS

Our vRS is proving to be a near-perfect creation for family life, even if it's no aesthetic masterpiece

2 mins

Audi RS6 Avant Performance

Our V8 estate gains a new dimension for a ski trip to Switzerland

2 mins

Porsche 718 Boxster GTS 4.0

While the 718 gets repaired, a chance for a comparison with a 911

2 mins

Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio

Driver coaching puts the Alfa and its keeper to the test, and reveals why sports cars still have the edge

2 mins

Ford Capri V8

The Capri's power steering gets a pricey upgrade to an electric system. Will it be worth it?

2 mins

BMW Z4 M40i Handschalter

With its manual 'box and retuned chassis, the Handschalter succeeded in exceeding expectations

3 mins

Mercedes C63 AMG Estate

To modify or not to modify?

1 mins

Cupra Leon 300

Golf humbled, our Spanish hot hatch continues to deliver everyday joys - with one minor annoyance

2 mins

Land Rover Defender 90 V8

A short wheelbase and potent engine combine to offer a surprisingly entertaining on-road experience

2 mins

Read all Stories from Evo UK

Evo UK Magazine Description:

Publisher: Carwow-Studio-Ltd

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

evo is a British automobile magazine dedicated to performance cars, from hot hatches to supercars. It was first published in November 1998 and is currently one of the most popular performance car magazines in the UK.

The magazine covers all aspects of performance cars, from reviews and news to features and interviews. It also features stunning photography of cars in action.

evo is known for its in-depth reviews and expert analysis. It has helped many car enthusiasts learn more about performance cars and make informed buying decisions.

Here are some of the things you can expect from evo UK Magazine:

* In-depth reviews of performance cars

* Expert analysis of the latest car news

* Features on the latest performance car technology

* Interviews with car designers and engineers

* Stunning photography of cars in action

If you're looking for a magazine that will help you stay up-to-date on the latest performance car news and trends, then evo UK Magazine is a good choice. Subscribe today and start exploring the world of performance cars!