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evo magazine latest issue – 328 on sale now

In the latest issue of evo magazine, we drive the new Aston Martin Vanquish, test BMW’s latest M5 and unpack Ferrari’s F80 hypercar – plus plenty more

The December issue of evo is now on sale at your local newsagent, supermarket or convenience store, or you can order a copy directly from our online shop.

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Issue 328 – what’s inside

Hot on the heels of Ferrari’s 12 Cilindri, Aston Martin has joined the 800bhp+ V12 grand tourer party with its new Vanquish. It's a significant step on from its DBS predecessor in every area from its powertrain, chassis, tech and interior (and yes, the price: £350,000), but is that enough to take on Ferrari’s latest and greatest front-engined V12? evo’s John Barker gets behind the wheel on stunning Sardinian roads to find out. 

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Also in the latest magazine, we get behind the wheel of another new generation of a performance car icon: the BMW M5. The plug-in hybrid G90 model is a major departure from what’s gone before, packing a 717bhp plug-in hybrid V8 powertrain and crunching the scales at a colossal 2510kg. We discover whether it still drives like a true M5 in light of this added weight and complexity.

The launch of a new Ferrari is always special, but when said Ferrari is the latest in Maranello’s line of flagship hypercars, the anticipation goes through the roof. In issue 328 we take a close look at the new F80, unpacking the technology and engineering philosophy behind the LaFerrari’s successor. And yes, the reasons for adopting a V6 rather than a screaming V12…

Also in issue 328, we test Mercedes-AMG’s track-focused GT63 Pro, the latest Audi RS3 and have a run in the new Renault 5. We also pit Volkswagen’s hottest new Golfs – the GTI Clubsport and R – against one another, as well as catch up with the evo Fast Fleet, hear the latest musings from our columnists and a whole lot more.

evo issue 328 is available now in-store or online via the evo shop.

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