Paul Barker THE Honda Civic Type R isn’t long for this world, and we can’t help but feel a little sad. It’s not just a great hot hatch, but a phenomenal performance car. Finding one model to fill that

The Ioniq 5 N was a revelation. Hyundai’s N division took a soft and slightly lardy electric crossover and turned it into an engaging, oversized hot hatch with terrifying straight line speed, a realis

£51,905 OTR/£52,605 as tested/£777 pcm WHY IT’S HERE: To find out if any front drive hot hatch can be worth £51,905 DRIVER: jethro bovingdon I THINK THE TYPE R COULD probably find its own way to the C

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The cars, bikes, scooters and battery-powered transport that is reinventing the need for speed

TIMES ARE TOUGH FOR THE AVERAGE enthusiast in 2025. Cheap hot hatches have pretty much died out, affordable sports coupes are no more and everything that’s left seems to be getting ludicrously expensi