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Ferrari’s first-ever four-door passenger car has arrived, costing from £313,220 and sending 715bhp of naturally-aspirated V12 power to all four wheels.

Over a decade since we took a Skoda Octavia vRS to a record-breaking 227mph, evo contributing editor Richard Meaden attempts a world record in a very different Skoda.

We’ve brought together the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport and Rimac Nevera on the stunning sun-kissed roads of Croatia, two hypercars that represent the present and future of automotive engineering and

From back-to-basics sports cars to hybridised exotica, the last 12 months have been chock full of some very serious performance cars.

Porsche's 718 Cayman GT4 RS finally packs the full-house GT department flat-six into a compact mid-engined chassis, but will this potent combination translate into a fast time around Anglesey?

Nissan's magnificent R35 GT-R is no longer on sale in the UK, and will shortly be put out of production altogether.

Porsche's flagship Taycan Turbo S continues to be the most potent and track-capable series-production EV yet, so what sort of time can Steve Sutcliffe extract on the mighty Anglesey coastal circuit?

Ferrari, McLaren, Porsche... They don't stand a chance against BAC Mono R, the purest definition of a race car for the road. To see just how fast it is, we sent Steve Sutcliffe to Anglesey circuit.

Porsche's new 992-generation Porsche 911 GT3 RS is the most advanced RS model from the company's GT department yet, with aero to rival a race car and track times to worry a Carrera Cup racer, so how

McLaren's 765LT takes the already monstrously fast 720S and turns the wick up even further.

Designed to remove the final barrier for those unable to find a Ferrari to suits their needs, the four-seat Purosangue takes on the likes of the Lamborghini Urus and Aston Martin DBX.

Is it possible to capture a true feeling of motorsport nostalgia?

We've driven the most exciting cars in the world on the great roads and tracks, but even this one is new to us: A Ferrari 488 Challenge race car driven on a replica of the iconic Silverstone Grand

It's the most extreme Lamborghini Huracán to date and also happens to be one of our favourites, with its mix of Super Trofeo race tech mixed with that brilliant V10.

It's Ferrari's most powerful series production car and its first plug-in hybrid.

Finally we've driven the new £182,500 McLaren Artura, the car that replaces the 570S and is the first series production McLaren road car to feature a hybrid powertrain.

The Emira is the first new Lotus to launch since its Geely acquisition, and it's also the very last to be combustion powered.

The new limited-run V12 Vantage is the swan song for the V12 Aston Martin, but regardless of its impressive numbers, does it live up to its venerable lineage?

In a world full of electrified hypercars, is the Porsche Cayman GT4 RS the driver's car we've been yearning for? To find out, Adam Towler has a first drive around a sodden Anglesey Circuit.

Maranello's first V6-powered road car looks to redefine the £200,000 supercar with hypercar power and a plug-in hybrid powertrain.

The GMA T.50 shook the industry when it was revealed last year, so how do you follow it up?

The Mk7 Volkswagen Golf R was a benchmark hot hatchback during its time on sale, but can the same be said for the latest iteration with its extra power and torque-vectoring rear differential?

The all-electric Porsche Mission R is a vision of the marque's motorsport future and although it's just a concept for now, it certainly doesn't lack performance.

A circuit might not be the natural home of the £200,000 Morgan Plus Four CX-T, but despite its off-road tyres and jacked-up suspension, exactly how fast is it around Bedford Autodrome?

In this year's evo Car of the Year, we return to northern Scotland with eight of 2021's very best performance cars and seven esteemed judges to determine our 2021 winner.

The 631bhp Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT has set a new precedent on the road for high-riding high performance SUVs, so Steve Sutcliffe hit the track to find out how that translates on track, and to see

Is the McLaren 765LT Spider just an open-top version of the already brilliant coupe, or does it have a different, more engaging personality?

The G80-generation BMW M3 Competition is an outstanding driver's car in standard rear-wheel drive form, but how does it fare with power to all four wheels?

The 812 Competizione is the most powerful pure combustion road car Ferrari has ever made, but do its staggering figures translate into driving thrills?

Is the £720,000 track-only McLaren 720S GT3X just a derestricted version of McLaren's GT3 racer or something more? Steve Sutcliffe finds out in our latest video.