Car Reviews

McLaren are without doubt one of the most cutting edge hyper car manufacturers, and now it’s time to introduce the McLaren Elva. One of their most daring designs to date, whilst being endlessly beautiful and undeniably elegant.

In 2019/2020, a healthy £70,000 – £80,000 budget will let you pick up a selection of “cheap supercars”. The question is, when you have the budget to purchase a cheap supercar… Do you purchase new or old?

2019 marks the 10th anniversary of the mighty Audi R8. And to celebrate Audi have released a special Decennium edition R8. This special edition R8 could well be the last which is ever produced with a V10 naturally aspirated engine.

The McLaren 12C is now over half price, with prices starting from just £75,000 for a clean example. We give you an up-to-date 2019 review. Where we try to find out if the 12C is this the next big investment of 2019?

The Venom GT has already secured its place in history by becoming the fastest car in the world back in 2013 and then again in 2014. We put it to the test to see if the Hennessey Venom GT really is the best American supercar ever.

Two supercars, both under £90,000, go head to head to find out which is the best attainable supercar! Step up, the Lotus Exige 410 and the Porsche 718 GT4. We compare both small supercars head-to-head, putting them through their paces.

McLaren have been busy over the past 8 years, somehow managing to release 16 different new cars. Our goal with this article is to break down the core car range, making it easier to make a buying decision on which model is best suited.

The BMW i8 is possibly the most under-rated cheap supercar money can buy which is now available for under £50,000. Should you buy a BMW i8 out of warranty? We road test and review a 2014 BMW i8 to find out.

The McLaren 570s currently sits as the baby, entry-level McLaren. However, since it’s debut in 2015, prices for the 570s have been creeping down, with models available now for under £98,000. We explore why it is a future supercar bargain.