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In issue 321, we dive into the history of the Porsche 911 Turbo, revisit the iconic R50 Mini Cooper, put the RS4 Competition and Giulia Quadrifoglio h…

This 750bhp rallying MR2 could have seen Toyota conquer the stages, but instead fate intervened

In issue 320, we test a selection of mid-engined evo icons, pit BMW’s M2 against the Mercedes-AMG A45 S and take the Porsche 718 Spyder RS on an epic …

In 2004, Chrysler showed off a radical supercar concept with an 850bhp V12. Sadly it never came to be.

In evo issue 319, we test MST’s reborn Mk1 Ford Escort, the Nissan Z Nismo and take a close look at Aston Martin’s new Vantage – plus a whole lot mor…

This miniature marvel could have seen Porsche enter the ’90s with a truly affordable entry-level sports car

A genuine supercar from the maker of people’s cars seemed tantalisingly possible – until logic prevailed

Daihatsu was on the verge of launching a lightweight MX-5-rivalling roadster in the '90s, but it never came to be

This Ghia-styled, mid-engined V6 coupe came close to becoming Ford’s answer to the Honda NSX

This 4WD homologation special with 400bhp potential could have rescued the Mk3 Golf’s reputation

In an alternate reality, the MGF could have been a front-engined V8 roadster

A 613bhp V12 and a 340kg diet could have enhanced the original 8-series’ reputation – but for the price

It was the cubist curiosity that was Aston's first hypercar: the Bulldog

The Sunbeam Lotus successor was mid-engined and turbocharged, but lacked another vital ingredient

It didn’t get to succeed the A610, but instead transformed into one of the ’90s most extreme sports cars

Despite strong demand, this V12-powered supercar was denied production – but its legacy lives on

This racing-inspired 7-litre Holden Monaro garnered more than enough interest for its limited production run to sell out. But sadly the sums didn’t ad…

Not one but two attempts were made to spin a two-seater sports car off the original Mini’s platform, but flaws in their designs would see both stall a…

Few cancelled automotive projects have had such significant consequences, or been as costly, but the culling of VW’s original choice for a Beetle succ…

It was supposed to be Ford’s first mid-engined rally contender, to be joined by 500 homologation road cars, but a plethora of problems saw it stall at…

This V8-powered hatchback was all set to take on the Australian muscle car establishment until the twin 1970s woes of the oil crisis and Leyland build…

A V10-engined ‘Baby Lamborghini’ was in development more than a decade before the Gallardo was launched in 2003. This is the story of why it it never …

​​It would have been the understated successor to the Lotus Carlton, if only it could’ve stayed cool

This mid-engined, V8-powered three-seater could have been Rover’s first sports car, but a wary rival within the British Leyland empire ensured it wo…

With 271bhp, a manual gearbox and a weaponised chassis, this ‘SuperClio’ could have restored the Renault Sport Clio’s reputation, but instead it had t…

Even turbo power and a switch to rear-wheel drive couldn’t make the Mk3 Escort competitive against the upcoming mid-engined, 4WD weapons of 1980s rall…

Financial issues, the death of the company founder and a change of drivetrain ethos at a Japanese giant all played their part in the demise of this 19…

When Lancia and Peugeot threatened Audi’s early-’80s rallying dominance, a secret plan was hatched to build a new car. But one photo was all it took t…

MG Rover’s collapse put paid to plans for a 385bhp production version of the Prodrive‑developed, rear-drive V8 Rover 75

Just one year after it was first spotted testing at the Nürburgring, Honda’s front-engined V10 replacement for the original NSX was dead in the water

Drawing comparisons with McLaren’s F1, Yamaha’s $1m OX99-11 supercar promised light weight, V12 power and a central driving position

Whilst Lotus’s 2010 Esprit concept never made it past the styling stage, there was a fully functioning prototype of its all-new in-house hybrid V8

In the early noughties, Jaguar had a second stab at a successor to the iconic E-type, even proposing a V6 mid-engined Boxster rival. But once again it…

With a 3.5-litre Rover V8 under the bonnet and TR7 fastback styling, the Lynx could have been British Leyland’s answer to the Ford Capri

Post David Brown, Aston Martin entered the most turbulent period in its history, but somehow it pulled through. Nothing epitomised the fighting spirit…

A lack of funding may have killed Caterham’s dream of a new sports car, but its tie-up with Renault did help spawn the brilliant Alpine A110