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[#166]

iemand die hier weet of john barker nog bij EVO zit? is al een tijdje geleden dat ik een exemplaar heb gekocht en dacht niet dat ik hem tussen de namen van het editorial team zag staan. zou wel eens willen weten wat er van de "barker capri" is geworden.

evo mag. op tablet te lezen aan 4,8 euro per maand

voor ipad maar ook vr android

kunt alle artikels lezen vd laatste 12 maanden

Car mag. en Autocar enkel beschikbaar vr ipad

idd, moet dit weekend toch in brugge zijn, of bij die chinezen van de press shop in het station heb ik die vroeger ook nog gekocht

In Brugge op 't Zand verkopen ze er, maar of ie er nu nog ligt weet ik niet.

[Onehp]

Ja dat begrijp ik volledig, beide hebben hun voor en nadelen. Papier is luxueuzer maar ook duurder...

Ik lees tijdschriften nog graag gewoon op papier.
Alles eigenlijk trouwens als het wat om langere teksten gaat.

En is ook gemakkelijk als ik eens alleen in pauze ben op het werk, lees ik gewoon m'n tijdschrift.

[Onehp]

Ik lees em digitaal...

Iemand een idee waar ik dit tijdschrift nog kan halen? Het is nu al twee maand dat ze hem niet hebben waar ik hem normaal gezien ga halen.
Liefst streek Ieper, Roeselare, Torhout

[Sky]

Waar te koop?

evo Magazine: August 2013

Bugatti Veyron v Pagani Huayra, Ferrari 458 Spider v McLaren 12C v Audi R8 V10, Ferrari Testarossa road test, Mercedes A45 AMG driven




18th June 2013


News
We give you the lowdown on the next Lamborghini Gallardo, an insight into the electric Audi you won’t be driving in the future, and a bluffer’s guide to Le Mans

First drives
New Bentley Flying Spur, Mercedes AMG's first hot hatch and a host of other new cars get the evo once-over

Columns
While Harry is worried about expensive bits of carbonfibre, Richard Porter is more concerned with Percy Pig. Priorities…

Letters
The argument about the merits of the new 991-spec Porsche 911 rumbles on, while many of you find that long ratios grind your gears as much as they do Harry’s

Bugatti Veyron v Pagani Huayra
The world’s two greatest hypercars – worth around £2.5million put together – go toe‑to-toe as Pagani’s finest faces the 1183bhp Grand Sport Vitesse for the first time ever





Icon: Ferrari Testarossa
In the 14-year history of evo, Ferrari’s flat-12 monster has never undergone a proper road test. Henry Catchpole redresses that omission on road and on track in South Wales




Ari Vatanen at Pikes Peak
Sebastien Loeb will attempt to conquer the famous hill climb this month, but another rallying hero did just that for the French marque 25 years ago. Ari tells us how he did it




Ferrari 458 Spider v McLaren 12C Spider v Audi R8 Spyder
The Audi R8 V10 Plus stood its ground against Ferrari and McLaren in our coupe test two issues ago. Can its open-topped sibling repeat the feat?




Donkervoort D8 GTO
The lightweight Dutch racer you’ve never heard of could be Europe’s best kept sports car secret. Dickie dodges the tulips to find out for himself




Senna’s Mercedes racer
Mike Duff is obsessed with Mercedes 190Es. None of us knew why – until now. He takes his own model to the Nürburgring to meet the similar machine in which Senna made his name





Long-Term tests
A Toyota GT86 joins the fleet, as does a substantially modified old Beemer, while Ev’s Renaultsport Twingo is pinched by Trott and taken on a European trackday adventure

evo knowledge
How to buy a used BMW E60 M5 without picking up a clunker, and where to drive it in the Alps

Art of Speed
The huge curved windscreen that helped make the Lancia Stratos a rallying legend

Richard Meaden over de Singer 911 (EVO 176):

" With the moon rising and our work done, we stand around the car in silence, staring at the 911 as though for the first time, eyes hungrily following every swoop and curve until it's too dark to see... "

Autopoëzie!

evo Magazine: July 2013

Aston Martin CC100 concept in-depth, Renault Clio Turbo v 208 GTI, Fiesta ST, Mini JCW and Juke Nismo, Lamborghini Aventador road trip



21st May 2013



News
We look at the intricate aerodynamics of the new McLaren P1 and get all giddy at the potential cross-country pace of the latest Porsche 911 Turbo

First drives
Porsche 918 Spyder, BMW M6 Gran Coupe, Porsche Cayenne Turbo S, Lotus Evora Sports Racer, 2013 Nissan GT-R, Maserati Quattroporte V6, SEAT Leon FR TDI and a special edition Aston Martin Vanquish reviewed and rated




Columns
Ever wanted to know what it’s like to drive an oval at over 200mph? No one is better placed to divulge than Dario Franchitti

Letters
Ratios and their methods of being swapped are what have been driving you to put quill to parchment this month

Aston Martin CC100
The most exciting thing most people get when they reach 100 is a card from the Queen. With all due respect, we think Aston’s present to itself - a wild speedster concept - is rather better




Hot hatch group test
New Renaultsport Clio Turbo faces Peugeot 208 GTI, Mini JCW, Ford Fiesta ST and Nissan Juke Nismo in mid-Wales. With more three-wheeling cars than the Morgan factory




Talbot Sunbeam Lotus
The original rear-wheel-drive hot hatch and also the only Talbot we’re ever likely to feature in evo




Dean Stoneman
If Stoneman’s racing comeback was a film script, you’d think it was more saccharine and far-fetched than a Haribo factory on Pluto. But remarkably, it’s all real

Lamborghini road trip
We drive an Aventador Roadster and a familiar Countach all the way to Italy. On days like these…




Lambo 50th Anniversary Tour
Lamborghini may only be half the age of Aston, but 50 years is still a good excuse for a knees-up (or a mambo Lambo jambo, if you will)

Ring Virgin
Nick Trott had never been to the Nurburgring. A BMW M3 and a two-day course helps explain to him what all the fuss is about
Long-term tests
Editor Trott would be weeping about the loss of his Mercedes C63 AMG Coupe had it not been replaced by a McLaren MP4-12C




evo knowledge
We tell you how to buy a Mercedes SLK55 AMG and then reveal the best road in Austria on which to drive it

Art of Speed
In the same month we drive the new Porsche 918, we look back at the stories behind the wooden gearknobs in the 917 and the Carrera GT

evo Magazine: May 2013

Ferrari F12 vs Lamborghini Aventador vs Aston Vanquish, Porsche 911 GT3 group test, Renault Clio 200 Turbo review, Alfa Romeo 4C secrets



26th March 2013

The May 2013 issue of evo continues the magazine's new, updated look, with more space for features, a new regular feature - the Art of Speed - and with a familiar guest columnist. Full details below...

News
Performance cars aplenty at the 2013 Geneva motor show, including new McLaren, Lambo and Ferrari supercars

First drive
Reviews of the Mercedes SLS AMG Black Series, Ford Fiesta ST, Mercedes CLA250, Aston Martin Rapide S, Mini John Cooper Works Paceman and a very special Subaru Impreza



Columns
Harry's grumpy about the future of cars once again. Howls of protest to the usual address

Letters
On that note, here’s all your reactions to last month’s Harry rant. And a diesel Aston. Maybe

Supercar supertest
A Ferrari F12, a Lamborghini Aventador and an Aston Martin Vanquish in the Italian hills. Do group tests get any more epic?



2013 Porsche 911 GT3
PDK, rear-wheel steering, £100k - Porsche’s GT3 has never been so controversial. Or as raw and exciting, apparently…

The best 911 GT3 yet
While we digest the probable evo Car of the Year for 2013, a comparison of its ancestors seems fitting

New Clio 200 Turbo
Renault’s turbocharged, flappy-paddled Clio 200 has some cynics to prove wrong. We drive it



R.I.P. manual gearbox
A eulogy for the stick shift, with the best and worst examples and some performance comparisons

New Alfa analysed
The wee 4C is the most focused Alfa Romeo in decades – it doesn’t even have power steering

Electric supercars
The BMW i8 and Mercedes SLS ED prove zero emissions are far from zero fun. We get to know both



Icon: BMW M5
The original E28 M5 wasn’t lauded in the 1980s. We redress the balance



Long-term tests
Three new arrivals, badged McLaren, Lancia and, erm, Hyundai



evo Knowledge
Wind-in-the-eyes thrills with our Ariel Atom buying guide and – if you’ve swallowed your silly pills – where to enjoy it in France

Car data
All the numbers you’ll ever need

Art of speed
We celebrate the design of the Audi Quattro wheelarch

Mature hot hatchbacks
Roll-cages and semi-slicks a bit much? Might we suggest the more refined nature of a BMW M135i. It takes on a VW Scirocco R, a Renault Megane 265 Cup and a Superchips Ford Focus ST



MG Metro 6R4
We drive the boxy riot of be-winged craziness that is the ultimate hot hatch of them all. And this might just be the most original example in existence



Inside Nismo
Rarely, if ever, has a red door provided so much excitement. We poke around the Aladdin’s cave that is the Nismo factory

Porsche Cayman S
Despite being named after a small crocodile, this is one of 2013’s most eagerly awaited cars. Richard Meaden drives it in Portugal



Aston Martin V12 Zagato to Scotland
Mix whisky, a piste-basher and possibly the greatest stretch of tarmac in the UK and you get a potentially lethal combination. We sample them separately

Mitsubishi Evo Generations group test
Some people still assume that this magazine is all about Mitsubishis. This test won’t do anything to dissuade them

Long-term tests
We never thought it’d happen - Harry waves his beloved Pagani Zonda goodbye

evo Knowledge
Why not combine two parts of this issue’s Knowledge by purchasing a Lotus Evora using our buying guide and then driving it out to Morocco courtesy of our road trip suggestion?

Essentials
Still pondering what to spend those Christmas book vouchers on? We have got the answer

Art of speed
Behold the most iconic manual gearshift of them all

evo Magazine: April 2013


Audi A1 quattro vs Mini GP vs Renault R26.R vs Ford RS500, Metro 6R4 driven, Mitsubishi Evo group test, Aston Martin V12 Zagato road trip

26th February 2013

The April 2013 issue of evo continues the magazine's new, updated look, with more space for features, a new regular feature - the Art of Speed - and an all new columnist. Full details below...


News
New Minis and a revised Bentley. Plus Mystic Tiff saves us the bother of watching F1 this season

First drives
Lamborghini Aventador Roadster, Jaguar XFR Speed Pack, Mercedes E63 AMG S, Nissan Juke Nismo, Ford Fiesta Ecoboost and Audi R8 V10 vs Porsche 911 C4S Powerkit






Columns
Richard Porter wants to set up the RSPCC and Harry details the woes of being rich enough to own a supercar, but not to insure one

Letters
Your missives are filled with Venom this month. By which we mean your opinions on the Hennessey

Extreme hot hatchbacks
The 4wd Audi A1 quattro and the rabid (and rapid) new Mini John Cooper Works GP take on two of the hottest hatches ever on road and track - the Renault Megane R26.R and Ford Focus RS500

Letters
McLaren, Maserati and Aston Martin have riled you this month, while Harry’s ruffling feathers. Again

Hennessey Venom
It’s rated as one of the world’s fastest cars, but does this Lotus-alike hypercar deliver on its Top Trumps numbers?




Koenigseggs compared
Harry samples the CC8S and Agera R to see how far the Swedish supercar maker has moved on in ten years

Bowler group test
The leaping, bouncing Bowler EXR S deserves a Swiss-army group test. Enter Porsche Cayenne GTS and Nissan GT-R

£15k coupe test
Bag a hairy-chested coupe bargain. BMW Z4 M, TVR Tuscan, Porsche Cayman S and Nissan 370Z slug it out

Bentley GT3
Bentley makes a dramatic return to motorsport this year. Jethro Bovingdon looks at the new Continental GT3

The world’s best road?
It could be high in the Brazilian hills, reckons Henry, after a raccoon-littered road trip in an Audi R8 Spyder

Dakar rally: rich and poor
We head to the 2013 Dakar rally and meet its various heroes, including the utterly inspiring Race2Recovery team

Calsonic GT-R
Dickie gets behind the wheel of this Gran Turismo legend for real



Long-term tests
Fast Fleet’s makeover is marked with glorious names like XJR-15, Espada and F50



evo Knowledge
A VW Scirocco buying guide and how to traverse the Futa and Raticosa passes

Essentials
We look at that most artistic strand of car geekery – the scale model

Art of speed
In an all-new regular feature, iconic parts of fast cars go under the microscope. First up, Porsche’s ducktail

evo Magazine: March 2013


Hennesey Venom GT record run and road test, Koenigsegg CC8S vs Agera R, Audi R8 Brazilian road trip, VW Scirocco buying guide, Cayman vs TVR vs Z4M vs 370Z

News
The Corvette Stingray is back (Gerry Anderson would be proud) while the Aston Martin Rapide gets a refresh

Columns
Our new columnist is Paul di Resta’s cousin and BBC Scotland Sports Personality of the Year 2007. Guess who?

First drives
evo's crack team checks out the updated Lamborghini Gallardo and Ariel Atom, the new Caterham Supersport R and Range Rover SDV8 and the BMW 330D M Sport and K-Tec Renaultsport Clio 200, while the Ford Focus ST Estate meets its ancestor

Steeds iets later dan in de UK natuurlijk, hier lag deze laatste eergisteren in de bus.

[Duke]

Maar vallen de nummers vlot in de bus of is het steeds afwachten of en wanneer het volgende nummer komt?

Voor de cover alleen al is een abonnement zwaar aan te raden!