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evo magazine issue 352 December 2026 – on sale now
evo magazine issue 352 December 2026 – on sale now
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evo magazine issue 351 November 2026 – on sale now
evo magazine issue 351 November 2026 – on sale now
In the latest issue of evo, we bring together six 2010s supercar superstars, drive the latest Dodge Charger and a lightweight(ish) Bentley, and help y…
evo magazine issue 350 October 2026 – on sale now
evo magazine issue 350 October 2026 – on sale now
In issue 350 of evo, we revisit six supercar icons from the 2000s, pit the new Audi RS5 Avant against BMW’s M3 CS Touring and test new GTs from Masera…
evo magazine issue 349 September 2026 – on sale now
evo magazine issue 349 September 2026 – on sale now
In evo issue 349 we enter the 1990s with the latest in the Supercar Eras series, drive the Lotus Emira 420 Sport, a mid-engined Elise, the Porsche 911…
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