Richard Porter
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- 9
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Teenagers are dreaming about Mazdas, not McLarens. I think I know why | Evo (opens the original)
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Growing up in the 1980s, there was a solid chance that in your childhood bedroom, alongside the unsolved Rubik’s Cube and something to do with Garfield, there was at least one poster of a supercar. Probably a white Countach or a red Testarossa or both. Supercars were tremendously exciting to us kids because, compared with the everyday cars our parents drove, they seemed so exotic, like the difference between your family cat and a tiger. If anything, supercars have got even more exotic since, wha
The Ferrari Luce reminds me of a £2k Peugeot, but then I am just a man with a Biro | Evo (opens the original)
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I don’t know if you heard but Ferrari announced its first electric car earlier this year. And I’m not sure if you spotted this as well but a couple of people had some thoughts about its design. I’m going to say they weren’t entirely keen. For what it’s worth, I had some thoughts of my own, the main one being that, while I found many aspects of the design quite interesting, I couldn’t get my head around why a brand new, very expensive car on a bespoke EV platform should have its front wheels moun
Why UK motorway services are nothing like the rest of the world | Evo (opens the original)
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Coming next on Channel 5, Britain’s Best Service Station, with JB out of JLS. Not a joke from an Alan Partridge sitcom but, I swear on the holy BAFTA, an actual show broadcast earlier this year. Spoiler alert: the winner was Gloucester Services on the M5. The sausage rolls aren’t cheap and they don’t seem to sell normal crisps, but I have to agree, it’s otherwise pretty good. With that important issue sorted out, it occurred to me that other former pop stars might be looking for work and have so
Horsepower Wars: are 1000bhp supercars repeating a fatal 1990s music mistake? | Evo (opens the original)
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During the 1990s, the music industry got stuck in a one-upmanship battle to make CD releases increasingly speaker-rattling in a battle known as the Loudness Wars. It was, ultimately, a stupid endeavour that forced carefully constructed music to become more and more compressed in order to permit an artless wall of sound and the perception of enormous volume. Thankfully, musicians and record companies began to realise listeners might prefer something a bit more subtle and by 2013 respected masteri
Unpopular opinion: Why fast estate cars are almost pointless | Evo (opens the original)
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Nothing gets car people quietly smiling like a fast estate car. There’s something about the combination of high performance and practicality that’s specifically appealing, and I don’t think it’s just a middle-aged dad thing. You see people getting gooey over square-backed cars with guts even though they have no need to go to the tip with a load of leftover cardboard and two severed branches. It’s why car people seem to get into such a tizz about the BMW M3 Touring and, notwithstanding its greedi
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