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evo Track Car of the Year - VUHL 05 onboard video

Mexico's Ford-powered sports car is fast and fun - ride onboard in our latest video

We've featured all manner of track-focused road cars in evo Track Car of the Year before: Think Caterhams, Elises, Radicals and more.

But the VUHL 05 is a relatively new proposition, so the opportunity to send it up against the big boys at the twisty Blyton Park circuit wasn't to be missed.

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And as you'll find out in the video, it was both a lot of fun and very much worthy of its inclusion in our annual track battle. It's styled nicely, built well and fairly easy to adapt to.

At a fiver under £60,000 it's also expensive, but far from unique in this regard when it comes to track cars, and there's also plenty of latent potential in the car; we'd be very surprised if the next VUHL wasn't even better.

You can ride on board with the Camaro’s lap in the video above – and stay tuned on evo.co.uk for the final evo Track Car of the Year video – that of the crazy Ariel Nomad – over the next few days.

For our full Track Car video, head over here – and if you want to read the full feature, you can find it in issue 220 of evo.

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