Fast / Sports car reviews
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Fast / Sports car reviews
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McLaren 570GT Coupe (2016 - 2019) Review
As talented crossing continents quickly as it is lapping circuits
Used price: £51,250 - £86,400PROS
- Astonishingly fast
- Sublime handling
- Remarkably comfortable
- Practical for a super car
CONS
- Rear boot is shallow
- Lacks some aural drama
- Access can be awkward
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Porsche Panamera (2016 - 2024) Review
Porsche's most luxurious model is still mighty fast
Used price: £24,639 - £124,752PROS
- High-tech, comfortable cabin
- Cutting-edge driving technology
- Refined but exciting to drive
CONS
- More space in conventional saloons
- It can feel over-large in confined spaces
- Feels outclassed by Porsche Taycan
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Audi R8 Spyder (2016 - 2023) Review
Convertible supercar that anyone can drive – and have serious fun in
Used price: £47,520 - £148,072PROS
- Extremely fast
- Easy to drive slowly
- Safe, fun cornering
- Strong resale values
CONS
- Not much storage room
- No one-touch roof switch
- Expensive to run
- Options can add silly money
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Porsche 718 Boxster Convertible (2016 onwards) Review
It might be the entry-level model, but it's still brilliant
New price: £55,505 - £125,800PROS
- Great fun to drive
- Excellent build quality
- Rapid electric roof
CONS
- Cabin design looks dated
- Expensive optional extras
- Rubbish interior storage
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Ferrari GTC4Lusso Coupe (2016 - 2020) Review
FF replacement is still the best Ferrari for everyday use.
Used price: £67,853 - £133,570PROS
- Practical four-seater Ferrari
- Brilliant V12 gets more power
- Cabin redesigned but still lovely
- Better than ever at low speeds
CONS
- FF handles better driven quickly
- Multimedia system still not cutting edge
- It isn’t cheap… but buyers won't care
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Ferrari 488 Spider (2016 - 2019) Review
New price: £217,274 - £217,274PROS
- Performance
- Handling
- Looks
- Comfort and noise
CONS
- Dilution of that Ferrari noise
- Price
- Not especially practical
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Ferrari 488 GTB (2016 onwards) Review
Brilliant V8-engined sports coupe just got even better
New price: £195,418 - £195,418PROS
- Astonishing performance
- Exquisite handling
- Purposeful styling
- Surprisingly comfortable
CONS
- Less evocative soundtrack
- Expensive optional extras
- Reliability question mark
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Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio (2016 onwards) Review
Chassis tweaks make the QV even more fun
New price: £78,315 - £78,315PROS
- Cushioned ride
- Entertaining handling
- Sounds great
CONS
- Painfully thirsty
- Dated infotainment
- Race mode still disables the ESC
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Lamborghini Huracan Spyder (2015 onwards) Review
an open-top supercar is about going fast and looking good, and this simply excels
New price: £187,747 - £230,250PROS
- Charismatic naturally aspirated V10
- True supercar looks and performance
- Surprisingly easy to drive
- Roof opens/closes in 17 seconds
- Very stiff structure helps handling
CONS
- Firm seats, cramped cabin
- Limited rear visibility
- Rivals more efficient (on paper)
- Rivals sharper to drive
- Driving modes cannot be customised
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McLaren 570S Coupe (2015 - 2019) Review
Intoxicating blend of accessible performance and everyday utility
Used price: £40,534 - £82,728PROS
- Incredible pace
- Telepathic handling
- Supple ride
- Good visibility
- Lots of standard kit
CONS
- Not very subtle
- Awkward to get into
- Rivals sound better