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evo Magazine: March 2014

Blast off! BMW M235i driven, £25k Zenos Exclusive, Jaguar's new coupe tested. Could this be the sportscar's greatest year?

evo Magazine: March 2014

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News There’s tons of exciting new cars this month from the Detroit motor show and the Autosport exhibition

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First drivesMcLaren 12C GT Sprint, BMW 330d Xdrive M Sport Touring, BBR MX-5 GT270, Mazda 3, Abbey Motorsport Toyota GT86 and more go under the evo microsope

ColumnsDickie pines for some motorsport-inspired road car specials, while Porter’s dog makes another less-than-welcome appearance LettersThe debate about the McLaren P1 rumbles on, while our forum users dissect the new Corvette

A-to-Z of 2014Everything there is to look forward to in performance motoring this  year, helpfully alphabetised

BMW M235iHenry Catchpole heads to Las Vegas to get his hands on the new bargain Beemer that offers 322bhp for less than £35,000 Jaguar F-type CoupeThe latest iteration of the F-type brings even more power and a solid roof. Duff drives a prototype near Barcelona

Zenos E10We get an exclusive insight into the preparation of the new British two-seater sports car, featuring against-the-clock scenes reminiscent of Challenge Anneka

Jaguar XKR-S GT v Maserati GT MC StradaleIf a Porsche 911 GT3 just doesn’t float your boat, let Britain and Italy serve up some tempting road-racer alternatives

Japanese tuner specialsA star trio modded by the makers themselves: GT86 TRD, Jota MX-5 and 370Z Nismo

European coupe group testWe compare and contrast TTS, JCW Paceman and RCZ R

Long-term testsThe Secret Supercar Owner (and his wife) welcome a McLaren 12C Spider to the fleet

evo knowledgeWhat to look out for when buying a used Lamborghini Gallardo (as you do)

Art of speedNothing could be more ’80s than Testarossa side strakes (except a Level 42 album, perhaps)

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