BBC TopGear Sri Lanka - March 2018

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Thanks to the latest reshuffle in taxation, these three droptop sports cars have suddenly become relatively affordable. So if you're in the mood for a mid-life crisis splurge on a new convertible, which one should get your hard-earned rupees? It's a conundrum only TopGear Sri Lanka can solve, as we discover what exactly differentiates the platform-sharing twins: the Mazda MX-5 and Fiat 124 Spider. And coming in at half the price, is the little-known-outside-of-Japan, Honda S660 really half the car of the two? To round things off, we also get down to business showing you two classic open-top roadsters, in the shape of the Suzuki Cappuccino and MK1 Mazda MX-5.
Elsewhere in the magazine, TopGear gets an exclusive new look at the latest Lamborghini Urus, a 4x4 that hails from the original LM002 - a car we also conveniently managed to get a hold of too. Fancy that? And we shine the spotlight on Japan's weird and wonderful Bōsōzoku car and bike culture.
Back in Sri Lanka, we get to sample the latest Audi Q5, finding out what makes this "middle-child" so special. We also get a hold of the smallest Jeep offered today, the Renegade, and discover just how they've made it live up to the Jeep name. Fans of small capacity hatchbacks rejoice because Hyundai let us sample their latest Grand i10, a worthy competitor in the small-car arena. And for lovers of thing on two wheels, our local team also managed to get a hold of the TVS Apache RTR!
So now that you've got a small taste of what's on offer inside the magazine, why not download it now?