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This forgotten Ferrari rival is more desirable than ever | Evo (opens the original)
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Maserati had enjoyed a golden age in the 1950s and ’60s, both on the track and with high-performance GTs like the original Ghibli. But it wasn’t until the early ’70s that it produced arguably its first proper supercar. The Bora, named after an energetic breeze local to the eastern Adriatic coast, was notable for being the first Maserati road car with its engine in the middle. Some engine it was, too: the gloriously bellowing 90-degree V8 from the Ghibli, initially with a capacity of 4.7 litres,
The best hardcore supercars from the 2000s – car pictures of the week | Evo (opens the original)
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The supercar rapidly evolved at the turn of the millennium. This was an era of new tech such as automated manual gearboxes, greater use of carbon construction and a variety of layouts, from front-engined super GTs to traditional mid-engined exotics. It was also an era where manufacturers explored a variety of supercar sub-genres, such as lightened track specials and ultra-limited and highly bespoke halo models. In the current issue of evo, we drive some of the most iconic noughties supercars, an
evo magazine issue 350 October 2026 – on sale now | Evo (opens the original)
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The latest issue of evo magazine – October 2026 – is available to order now from the evo shop, all leading newsagents and supermarkets, Zinio and Readly. To have the next issue delivered early and straight to your door, subscribe today. In evo issue 350 our Supercar Eras series continues, in which we gather six of the most significant supercars from every decade from the 1970s until the 2020s to track the progress and development of the ultimate halo cars. This time it’s the turn of the 2000s, w
evo magazine issue 350 October 2026 – on sale now | Evo (opens the original)
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The latest issue of evo magazine – October 2026 – is available to order now from the evo shop, all leading newsagents and supermarkets, Zinio and Readly. To have the next issue delivered early and straight to your door, subscribe today. In evo issue 350 our Supercar Eras series continues, in which we gather six of the most significant supercars from every decade from the 1970s until the 2020s to track the progress and development of the ultimate halo cars. This time it’s the turn of the 2000s, w
Aston Martin V8 Vantage (1977-1989) review – Britain's supercar-baiting muscle car | Evo (opens the original)
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Some cars don’t take long to reveal their magic, and the original 1977 Aston Martin V8 Vantage is one of those. Just listening to its growling V8 as it reaches its crescendo before being followed on the overrun by a series of angry crackles from the twin exhausts is reason enough to want to own one of these testosterone-heavy bruisers. The V8 Vantage was a very special car, and a different animal to Astons that had gone before. The DBS V8 of the early ’70s, and the AM V8 that it had morphed into
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