
Bob Harper
Writer at Freelance
Loves cars, former editor of BMW Car magazine... now accepting freelance commissions! Usually has a slightly decrepit M car on the drive...
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Mar 21, 2025 |
evo.co.uk | Bob Harper
Amid reports that the Alfa Romeo Stelvio and Giulia models aren’t long for this world come testing images of the Stelvio’s hybrid and electric replacements undergoing winter shakedown runs at Arjeplog in Sweden. The all-new Stelvio will be presented by the end of 2025 and while parent company Stellantis has previously spoken about an electric and hybrid future for the model recent comments to sister title Auto Express suggest that the Quadrifoglio range-topper will retain a combustion engine.
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Mar 21, 2025 |
evo.co.uk | Bob Harper
Volkswagen will celebrate the Golf GTI’s 50th birthday this year with what it describes as ‘a sporty special model’ which will be revealed at the Nürburgring Nordschleife over the weekend of 19th to 22nd June. Details of what constitutes ‘sporty’ and ‘special’ are few and far between but we have been reliably informed that ‘it won’t just be a sticker pack’, indicating this could be the most focused Golf GTI since the seminal Golf GTI Clubsport S. The best news?
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Mar 20, 2025 |
evo.co.uk | Stuart Gallagher |Bob Harper
As Bugatti Tourbillion customers begin to spec their exclusive 1775bhp €3.8 million hypercars Bugatti has revealed a motorsport-themed ‘Équipe Pur Sang’ configuration as one possible personalisation option.
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Mar 18, 2025 |
evo.co.uk | Bob Harper
We’ve all heard the term ‘ZEV mandate’ being bandied about and it’s all too easy to think it’s not important if you’re not in the market for an electric car. But when Toyota says we’re not going to be getting what looks like the best Supra of its generation in the UK because of the ZEV it’s time to sit up and take notice. To understand why this is the case first you must understand what the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate is all about.
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Mar 14, 2025 |
evo.co.uk | Bob Harper
‘The last of the V8 Interceptors’ could be the way many young boys of as certain age learned about the existence of superchargers. Images of Mad Max, aka Mel Gibson, at the wheel of the Ford Falcon in Mad Max 2 with a huge supercharger sticking out of the bonnet, the V8 bellowing and all overlaid by the iconic whine of the supercharger struck a chord with impressionable lads who dreamed of owning a supercharged V8 one day.
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