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New or Used: Feb edition of Top Gear magazine on sale now

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New or Used: Feb edition of Top Gear magazine on sale now | Top Gear

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That new-car smell vs second-hand bargains. Let the TG maths commence

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New or Used: Feb edition of Top Gear magazine on sale now

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That new-car smell vs second-hand bargains. Let the TG maths commence

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New or Used: Feb edition of Top Gear magazine on sale now

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That new-car smell vs second-hand bargains. Let the TG maths commence

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New or Used: Feb edition of Top Gear magazine on sale now

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New or Used: Feb edition of Top Gear magazine on sale now

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That new-car smell vs second-hand bargains. Let the TG maths commence

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It’s a conundrum anyone buying a car has faced – do you buy new, with that fuzzy feeling a warranty brings, or used and get way more for your money? Luckily, TG is here to help you decide…

Yep, in the latest issue of Top Gear magazine we put some of 2020s hottest new cars in the spotlight – by delving into the classifieds to see what you could have instead. So, how about a 100,000-mile Tesla Model S for the price of a new Honda e, or a V8-engined VW Phaeton and a MkVII Golf GTI for the price of a new Golf MkVIII? Got your eye on a new Porsche 911 Carrera S? That near £100k could get you a pretty special pair of performance cars instead. Grab an issue now to see what we went for.

Elsewhere, we’ve got the full low-down on Toyota’s rally-bred Yaris GR, complete with its humongous arches, lightweight platform and 257bhp turbocharged three-cylinder. Plus, we drive the Aston Martin DBX prototype in Oman and are given the enviable task of delivering a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster from Sant’Agata to the UK – via a few mountain passes along the way, of course.

We also celebrate Citroen’s 100th birthday by delving into its archives and picking out six iconic cars for a Tour de France, then switch things up by meeting Kazuhiko ‘Smokey’ Nagata – the man once caught pushing his tuned Toyota Supra to 194mph on the A1(M). It’d be fair to say he has some stories.

And if that wasn’t all, we’ve also got a triple-test between the Ford Fiesta, the Renault Clio and the new Vauxhall Corsa, and there are reviews of the Ford Puma, the Audi RSQ3 and the Subaru Forester e-Boxer among others.

For all this and so much more, click these little blue words to grab your copy now. Alternatively, click these words to subscribe to Top Gear magazine and save much monies, or these ones here to get a digital-only copy of the latest mag. There really is no reason to miss out.

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It’s a conundrum anyone buying a car has faced – do you buy new, with that fuzzy feeling a warranty brings, or used and get way more for your money? Luckily, TG is here to help you decide…

Yep, in the latest issue of Top Gear magazine we put some of 2020s hottest new cars in the spotlight – by delving into the classifieds to see what you could have instead. So, how about a 100,000-mile Tesla Model S for the price of a new Honda e, or a V8-engined VW Phaeton and a MkVII Golf GTI for the price of a new Golf MkVIII? Got your eye on a new Porsche 911 Carrera S? That near £100k could get you a pretty special pair of performance cars instead. Grab an issue now to see what we went for.

Elsewhere, we’ve got the full low-down on Toyota’s rally-bred Yaris GR, complete with its humongous arches, lightweight platform and 257bhp turbocharged three-cylinder. Plus, we drive the Aston Martin DBX prototype in Oman and are given the enviable task of delivering a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster from Sant’Agata to the UK – via a few mountain passes along the way, of course.

We also celebrate Citroen’s 100th birthday by delving into its archives and picking out six iconic cars for a Tour de France, then switch things up by meeting Kazuhiko ‘Smokey’ Nagata – the man once caught pushing his tuned Toyota Supra to 194mph on the A1(M). It’d be fair to say he has some stories.

And if that wasn’t all, we’ve also got a triple-test between the Ford Fiesta, the Renault Clio and the new Vauxhall Corsa, and there are reviews of the Ford Puma, the Audi RSQ3 and the Subaru Forester e-Boxer among others.

For all this and so much more, click these little blue words to grab your copy now. Alternatively, click these words to subscribe to Top Gear magazine and save much monies, or these ones here to get a digital-only copy of the latest mag. There really is no reason to miss out.

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That new-car smell vs second-hand bargains. Let the TG maths commence