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Nip/tuck double time
Less than two years after its local introduction, the second-generation Hyundai Creta gets a surprise facelift
The last dance
The Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae is the swansong for the timeless, naturally aspirated production V12 Lamborghini
Return of the SUV KING
Range Rover’s latest iteration promises to be the most opulent and refined example yet, making it one of the more significant new car launches of the year, and certainly the biggest for a new SUV
RED-HOT FASTBACK
Peugeot's recent design fire shows no signs of petering out
THE X-TRA ONE
More tech, more space and an all-electric twin for third-gen X1
LIGHTS IN HIDING
Automotive parts giant Magna is showcasing a new technology capable of integrating a vehicle's external lighting into its bodywork.
THE NEW SIX
We take a rare and restored E3 BMW 3.0 S sedan for a drive and are reminded what these gems were like 50 years ago
Golf Club
A new Caddy joins VW's MQB platform family and gains a sharper stroke, but less powerful engines and lack of auto option are concerns
LIVE FAST, HAVE FUN
Toyota's high-performance driver-orientated GR brand has captured the hearts of enthusiast drivers. All hail the return of the three-pedal sportscar
THE INNOVATORS
The cars we drive today were influenced by these pioneers
SEEKING HYPERCAR SINGULARITY
Years in development, Mercedes-AMG finally launches the One
Toyota Cressida (1976-1992)
Long-life bread and butter
Return of the Gladiator
A legendary name returns as a true lifestyle vehicle providing the uncompromising off-road capability sought by outdoor adventurers
Next step
With a brand redesign and moderate sales success in recent years, Mahindra is upping the ante across all model ranges. The Scorpio-N is the first to feature the company's new clothes
Curvaceous Cross
Volkswagen's Taigo takes the Polo, pumps it up and adds a swooping roofline to its sleek aesthetics in the hopes of dabbling further in the premium compact crossover segment
McLaren's lightning rod
A storm is gathering as we buckle into McLaren's electrified Artura supercar
LIGHTWEIGHT COMEBACK
It's no new Batmobile, but the M4 CSL has all the ingredients for greatness
Closed Circuit
While comparisons with F1 are inevitable, Formula E aims to introduce closequarters EV racing to a future generation of enthusiasts. Contributor lan McLaren attended the Monaco ePrix to gain insight into this still relatively new formula ahead of a scheduled Cape Town race in 2023
Vive la difference
A surprisingly effective head-turner and conversation starter. Capable, too
MERCEDES-BENZ C220D AMG LINE
Electric may be the future, but Mercedes' baby S-Class 220d represents the best of diesel in the world right now...
STILL BOXING CLEVER
Think horizontally opposed motors and the VW Beetle and Porsche 911 immediately spring to mind. Today, however, only one manufacturer relies exclusively on boxer engines to power its entire model line-up: Subaru
BMWM240i xDrive Coupé
A M2-lite is no crime, but has all-wheel drive turned the M division’s stepson into a Jack of all trades but a master of none?
Joy-ish machine
Honda's third-generation HR-V wants to bring the fun back
Bridging of the bulls
It may be a conduit between Lamborghini’s Evo and STO Huracáns, but the Tecnica is one of Sant’Agata Bolognese’s most balanced bulls...
Ranger on the rise
Ford’s nextgeneration Ranger adds more comfort and tech, but doesn’t skimp on the all-road ability that’s made it a global star
RANGE ROVER SPORT 3
Handsome, sophisticated heavyweight dials in more sport. ETA: Q4 2022
Shock to the System
BMW's seventh-generation 7 Series ushers in a fully electric powertrain and daring design
KIA Sorento 2,2 CRDI 8DCT 7-Seater SXL AWD
Kia's striking new Sorento brings some sophistication to CAR's long-term fleet
A New (Old) Beetle?
A total of 21 529 464: that's the number of Beetles Volkswagen manufactured from 1938 to 2003. We track down one of two Última Edicións in South Africa, manufactured during the final days of production in Mexico in 2003
The world's most powerful SUV
Is the Aston Martin DBX707 more than just its performance numbers? Let's find out.