Autocar magazine 30 June – on sale now

Ferrari has revealed its upcoming 296 GTB, powered by a hybridised V6 with a stunning, new design. The model, which compliments the F8 Tributo, is set to be the firm’s first ‘mainstream’ electrified car. 

Also in this issue

Vauxhall has unveiled details about the new Astra, which is expected to sport a bold new design with the brand’s new vizor, as seen on the new Mokka. 

Elsewhere, Jim Holder speaks to Lisa Brankin, Ford UK’s new MD about the business challenges in a post-Covid era. 

Reviews

The Toyota Yaris Cross leads our first drives this week, as we ask whether the rugged-looking hybrid captures the heart. 

We drive the new Golf GTI in Clubsport 45 form along with the Audi Q4 E-Tron, and put the Jeep Renegade through an extensive road test. It’s the firm’s first car to feature electrified tech but does it provide the rough-and-ready nature to match its visual charm?

Features

James Disdale celebrates 20 years of Skoda vRS in this week’s triple test, while John Evans explores a new scheme aimed at restoring aged Ferraris.

We speak to dutch car designer Niels van Roij who gives Autocar an extensive insight into the world of exclusive coachbuilding. 

Opinions

Steve Cropley takes the Audi Q4 Sportback E-Tron 50 for a drive, while Matt Prior discusses the benefits of a small cars that offer genuine luxury. 

Deals

We count up the best fast SUVs available on lease deals, while Jack Warrick explains how the Ford Probe has grown into a genuinely cool used buy.

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