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Chevron B16 | The Superlight Brit Victorious at its Debut
The Chevron B16 perfectly embodies the essential and highly efficient technical approach typical of the British motoring school. It is a model that any enthusiast has heard of, but perhaps Read More
Hyundai Ioniq 5 N | Test Drive
An ancient says: “It’s not important how far you travel, but how you travel.” The distance devoured behind the wheel of the Ioniq 5 N will be unforgettable. The world Read More
Tesla Model Y Long Range AWD | Test Drive
Words Federico Madia / Photos Federico Bard No matter how you look at it, Tesla is still the planet around which all the other electric worlds of modern mobility revolve. Read More
Alfa Romeo 156 GTA | The Super-Sedan That Inspired the Giulia Quadrifoglio
The arrival of the 2000s didn’t just ease concerns about the Millennium Bug. It also helped bring Alfa Romeo back into the spotlight among driving enthusiasts. First came the Alfa Read More
Caterham Seven 340R | Test Drive
One moment you’re freezing cold, the next you’re roasting. Sometimes both happen at once, and you always have to wear goggles to avoid being blinded by a stray pebble. But Read More
BMW M5 Touring | Alps Attack
Beware of those trying to convince you whether the new M5 Touring is better or worse than the RS6 Avant. The real comparison should be made within the family, because Read More
Sunday Morning. Everyone In Piazza Affari.
That’s like when, as kids, we couldn’t wait to go out to play with our friends, because we knew they’d be there waiting for us. No formal invitations and no Read More
Gordon Murray | Hypercars’ Godfather
Words Andrea Albertazzi / Photos Gordon Murray Automotive Our story goes back to 1886, the year when Karl Benz patented the Benz Patent-Motorwagen, universally recognized as the first true automobile. Read More
Cadillac Celestiq | Is This Enough to Beat Rolls-Royce?
Exactly like a striped rhino. That’s the image Google served me when I wanted further confirmation about audacity being the virtue of the strong. Not so much because I couldn’t Read More
