Tag: topgear.com
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Battle of the lightweights: Ariel Atom 4RR Vs Nichols N1A
Jack Rix: I hope you packed some spare brave pants today Jethro. I just wrote off a pair scanning the spec sheets. Today we have two of the fastest and most extreme road-legal cars money can buy, the Top Gear test track to ourselves and Stig is rumoured to be nearby. Excitement levels on a…
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Alfa Romeo Junior Ibrida – long-term review
If you’re up to speed on your small Stellantis crossovers, you’ll be well aware that – much like the Vauxhall Mokka, Peugeot 2008, Jeep Avenger, Fiat 600, Citroen C4 and DS 3 – the Alfa Romeo Junior is available in both petrol-hybrid and all-electric forms. So, which should you buy? Well, recently I swapped our…
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Spyker is back with a brand-new 800bhp manual hypercar
Magpies of the world listen up, because there’s a shiny new Spyker in town. That’s right, the bonkers Dutch supercar maker is back, and it’s relaunching with this C8 Preliator XXV Coupé. Not the catchiest of names, but the looks are classic Spyker. Of course, we first saw a car looking a little like this…
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Toyota Tundra TRD Pro (US) review: go for the gold
What in the Fort Knox is this? It’s the latest Toyota Tundra TRD Pro, the rugged full-sized truck from Toyota, equipped with the gear needed to keep up with contemporaries like the Ford Raptor and Ram TRX, to various degrees of success. That color, though… Oh right, this is Honeycomb, for those who like driving…
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Forget the $40m Luce, here’s a super rare V12 Ferrari for 0.17% of the price
News may have reached thine ears about the very first production Ferrari Luce selling for a whopping $40,000,000 at auction over the weekend. This, in any sane universe, is an insane amount of money for an automobile. Especially one that looks like… well. See for yourself below. It was sold under the auspices of RM…
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Porsche 911 GT3 (992.2) review
You know what it is. We all do. The first GT3 was launched over a quarter of a century ago and the formula has remained pretty much the same ever since. In short, it’s a 911 with a motorsport-derived engine, track focus and a wonderfully single-minded approach to pure driving excitement. This second generation of the 992 GT3…
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Mercedes has given the C-Class a big update but all you’ll notice is the grille
Mercedes now makes two cars called the C-Class. One is electric. The other is sometimes petrol, sometimes diesel, sometimes hybrid. Both are full of screens and both, now, have enormous front grilles. Why? Because Mercedes has announced with much pomp and fanfare that you are witnessing the single biggest update ever applied to a C-Class.…
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Oh look, it’s the new 223mph, €1m+ Brabus Bodo Cabriolet
A lot of machinery revealed last week in Monterey was incredibly worthy – stuff like the S1, SV, CCGT1, Valen et al – but none can claim to be as sinister, and therefore as cool, as this. For this be the Brabus Bodo Cabriolet, and all it now requires is a neon-lit electro-synth soundtrack. Keen…
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Land Rover’s building a limited-edition, road-legal V8 Defender Dakar
Earlier this year, three Land Rover Defenders equipped solely with V8s and bravery managed to finish 1st, 2nd and 4th in the new ‘Stock’ class of the 2026 Dakar Rally. Today, Land Rover has revealed you can buy a road-legal version of that very car. Welcome then, to the Defender Dakar: a Defender, honed in…
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Gordon Murray’s new S1 is a reborn McLaren F1
Just when you thought Gordon Murray and his Special Vehicles division had reached peak car with the S1 LM, he goes and pulls something for the purists (and arguably even more titillating) out the bag. It’s called the GMSV S1, and it’s a direct homage to the McLaren F1 road car – aka the greatest…