Fast / Sports car reviews
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Fast / Sports car reviews
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Mercedes-AMG EQE Saloon (2022 onwards) Review
AMG's performance EV doesn't quite hit the spot
New price: £105,860 - £115,860PROS
- Sledgehammer acceleration
- Excellent handling and ride
- Fantastic and roomy interior
CONS
- Artificial 'engine' noise is a gimmick
- Can feel too large for tight roads
- Expensive – before you option it up
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Mercedes-AMG C-Class Saloon (2022 onwards) Review
Quick, excellent handling and fun sports saloon
New price: £67,510 - £103,530PROS
- Agile, balanced handling
- Punchy performance
- Classy interior
CONS
- Loses its trad AMG soundtrack
- Poor rear room
- Expensive, especially when optioned
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Mercedes-AMG EQS Saloon (2022 onwards) Review
Astonishingly fast all-electric AMG-fettled limo
New price: £161,810 - £170,855PROS
- Rapid acceleration and good range
- Spacious interior
- Surprisingly manoeuvrable
CONS
- Interior quality could be better in places
- Rear seats too upright as standard
- Firm ride for a luxury limo
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BMW 3-Series M3 Touring (2022 onwards) Review
Fabulous driver's car with room for the family
New price: £87,945 - £95,220PROS
- Rewarding to drive
- Room for four, plus luggage
- Supercar-baiting acceleration
CONS
- Expensive, with high-cost options
- Styling is still divisive
- It's not exactly quiet
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Mercedes-AMG E-Class Saloon (2022 - 2023) Review
An outrageously fun super-saloon
New price: £117,830 - £117,830PROS
- Entertaining handling
- Rapid acceleration
- Usable everyday
CONS
- V8's thirst
- Some flimsy bits inside
- Expensive to buy and run
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Ferrari 296 (2022 onwards) Review
The ultimate plug-in hybrid?
New price: £0 - £0PROS
- Indecently fast
- Fantastic handling
- Docile when you want it to be
CONS
- Fiddly infotainment
- Ludicrous option prices
- Steering a little numb
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Ferrari Purosangue SUV (2022 onwards) Review
Ferrari’s first SUV hits the mark
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- Staggering V12 engine
- Brilliant handling for an SUV
- Wonderful cabin
CONS
- Very expensive
- Frustrating infotainment controls
- Automatic rear doors don’t have sensors
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Maserati MC20 Cielo Spyder (2022 onwards) Review
A charismatically gruff but comfy droptop supercar
New price: £250,010 - £286,250PROS
- Surprisingly pliant suspension
- Rapid acceleration
- Communicative steering
CONS
- Fiat parts bin interior fittings
- Twitchy when pushed
- Could sound better
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BMW 2-Series M2 (2022 onwards) Review
Enthusiasts will find lots to love here
New price: £65,915 - £67,150PROS
- Engaging and exciting to drive
- Comfortable and quiet when cruising
- Modern and high-quality feel
CONS
- Expensive compared with rivals
- Bigger and heavier than its predecessor
- Mature feel may not appeal to all
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Toyota GR86 Coupe (2022 onwards) Review
It’s the best affordable sports car you can buy today
New price: £30,930 - £32,930PROS
- Wonderfully balanced
- Strong performance
- Snappy manual gearbox
CONS
- Uncomfortable on the motorway
- Infotainment unreadable in the sun
- Rear seats only suitable for luggage