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We've shown you the most important 14 cars from the 2018 Geneva motor show. Well, haven't you?

It’s the 2018 Geneva motor show, the best and most important show of the year.

The Ferrari 488 Pista has been revealed with a 711bhp V8 derived from the Challenge.

McLaren’s racing engineers have been let loose on its newest supercar to produce this, the Senna GTR concept – a 1000kg of downforce-producing track-monster that’s more focused than even the P1 GTR.

This one's simple: take one Audi RS3, and one BMW M2, and launch them both together at the same time to see which one is quicker.

Can you really call a £200,000 V8 like the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso T an everyday, entry-level car? Whatever, we're going to do it anyway: the GTC4 Lusso is Ferrari's most usable car, after all.

Question: which car will go further off road? Subscribe now: smarturl.it/autocar Might it be a Range Rover?

Ford’s two hot hatchbacks may be separated by 20 years, but they share a philosophy for Ford Performance that spans the decades.

What's the fastest BMW M-car you can buy for £25,000? We pitch three BMW Ms against one another on the drag strip to find out. Subscribe now: smarturl.it/autocar Well, sort of.

With an eye-catching body kit, a sporty interior, great handling and a choice of potent petrol or diesel engines, the Ford Focus ST is the perfect hot hatch for driving enthusiasts.

Renault Sport has a habit of producing extremely fine driver’s cars when its engineers get their hands on Méganes.

The i30N Performance is Hyundai's first proper attempt at a hot hatch.

With its laid-back stance and V8 engine, the Ford Mustang is the perfect car for long-distance cruising and track driving – but, how does it cope with something more mundane?

Having disrupted the sports saloon sector with the brilliant Giulia Quadrifoglio, Alfa Romeo has now turned its attention to the high-performance SUV segment with the Stelvio QV.

There are plenty of things to love about the Ford Mustang, but there’s no substitute for experiencing it first-hand.

What is 2017's best sports car? Autocar heads to a fast, tricky and, at times, soaking wet Castle Combe circuit to decide which of the year's best new sports cars is, well, the best to drive.

Toyota has created a life-size version of Tamiya's iconic Bruiser R/C car.

With 247bhp from its 2.0-litre EcoBoost engine and specially tuned suspension, the Ford Focus ST delivers the perfect hot hatch experience.

Volkswagen has been making 'GTI'-badged hot hatchbacks for more than four decades, and yet has often struggled when diversifying its sub-brand beyond the Golf range.

Alpine is back, so the hashtag goes.

The Ford Focus ST and the Focus RS are uniquely different sides of the same coin, united by the engineering expertise and passion of Ford Performance.

This is the new BMW M5, BMW's executive supersaloon, which has 592bhp (600hp) and, just as importantly, 4wd to put all of that power to the road, and with which to challenge the Mercedes-AMG E63.

The Volvo XC40 is Volvo's latest SUV/4x4/crossover/call it what you will.

With 345bhp from its 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine, and a computer-controlled all-wheel-drive system, the Ford Focus RS is the perfect car for on-track fun.

The new McLaren 720S is the latest supercar from Woking’s state-of-the-art factory to get Autocar’s coveted five-star road test verdict – following a similarly impressive five-star road test for the

The all-new Jaguar E-Pace is Jaguar’s first attempt at a compact SUV: the kind of car that will rival the Audi Q2 and Q3, and BMW’s X1 and, a bit, the X3.

In the third of our ‘Driven By Something Different’ series, we join award-winning poet Kevin McLean in the Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo.

Join Heart Breakfast presenter Nicola Hume and technology journalist David McClelland as they drive the new all-electric Renault Zoe to Paris.

With legendary American muscle car looks and V8 performance, the Ford Mustang is a global icon. Join World Rallycross presenter Andrew Coley on the track, as he lists its very best features.

The Porsche 911 GT2 RS, then.