Impressive and impractical in equal measure, the new GT3 is a special celebration of performance motoring excellence.
Much quieter than expected, the John Cooper Works Cooper 3-Door doesn't roar, nor pops and crackles, but with 380Nm, it is still a riot to drive.
The fourth generation Continental GT loses its quad head lights, but offers a seamless and refined drive, along with more power than the W12 of yesteryear.
The facelifted S3 brings more performance competency, while still keeping steadfast in its sleeper character.
The MINI John Cooper Works Aceman may look ready to race, but it comes with an asking price that pits it against far more powerful options.
A selection of design upgrades don't detract from the fact that this Audi RS3 continues to deliver scorching hot performance and fine handling aplenty.
The MINI John Cooper Works Convertible Review packs driving thrills aplenty within its diminutive body.
The Lotus Emira gets an extra helping of power and equipment as it pushes towards its last hurrah.
An updated exterior and new tech in its cabin keep the Volkswagen Golf GTI fresh amid a rapidly changing market.
The updated Octavia RS continues to deliver a pleasing blend of performance and functionality, but faces stiff competition from new electric counterparts.
The 992.2 911 Carrera has been updated with a slew of stylistic updates along with increased power with parts from more potent variants.
Proof that electrification doesn't have to be a eulogy for excitement, the 296 GTB looks confidently to the future without sacrificing drama or passion.
The Spectre delivers an authentically opulent Rolls-Royce experience, made all the more luxurious through electrification.
With shocking performance and improved agility, the new Continental GT is a more capable and refined version of itself.
Breathtaking in its own pursuit of open-top performance, the 12Cilindri Spider is an enduring love letter to the V12 that's also surprisingly approachable.
Bubbling with personality and power, the JCW Countryman wears its performance badge proudly (and well), while doubling up remarkably as a solid family car.
The 718 Spyder is a special celebration of combustion goodness, and a testament to a time already now past.
The MG Cyberster merges power aplenty with a new all-electric open-top experience.
Lamborghini's new high-performance plug-in hybrid drivetrain proves a worthy scion to the firm's long lineage of V12 engines in the Revuelto.
The Lotus Emira delivers a delectable sports car experience, a final hurrah of internal combustion before the brand goes fully electric.