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New Abarth 595 esseesse a tantilising proposition

Monday 29 April 2019 Dan Woods 0 Comments 2019, 595, abarth, akrapovic, esseesse, fiat, hatch, hot, new, SS, turbo

With a 180PS turbo engine, Abarth by Akrapovic exhaust and Koni dampers, the new @AbarthUK #595 #esseesse seems a tremendous package. @myAkrapovic @koni_uk

Ford announce Fiesta ST Ford Performance Edition

Wednesday 10 April 2019 Dan Woods 0 Comments announce, edition, fiesta, ford, hatch, hot, limited, new, performance, sport, ST

If the standard @forduk #Fiesta #ST is just too common for you, consider the limited-run Ford Performance Edition. There are just 600 of these available, so grab one while you can…

VIDEO – Honda Civic Type R GT Review

Monday 17 December 2018Monday 17 December 2018 Dan Woods 0 Comments 3 good 3 bad, civic, gt, honda, hot, power, r, review, type-r, video, VTEC

Read the Civic review in full Facts and Figures Engine 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder turbocharged petrol Max power 320PS at 6,500rpm Max

LATEST REVIEWS PEUGEOT

REVIEW – Peugeot 308 GTi by Peugeot Sport

Thursday 5 July 2018Monday 2 July 2018 Nick Gardner 0 Comments 2018, 308, gti, hatch, hot, peugeot, ps, review, sport

There is no denying that the @PeugeotUK 308GTi by @peugeotsport is a fantastic car to drive, but it’s a bit too reserved to stand out in a crowded hot hatch market. Read the full review here.

Honda Civic Type R wins ‘Hot Hatch of the Year’

Thursday 25 January 2018Thursday 25 January 2018 Dan Woods 0 Comments award, civic, hatch, honda, hot, r, sports, type, what car

The Honda Civic Type R has won the highly coveted What Car? Hot Hatch of the Year. The Civic Type R has a top speed of 169mph and will sprint from 0-62mph in just 5.7 seconds. Its 2.0-litre, turbocharged VTEC engine has been optimised and refined; producing 320 PS and 400 Nm of torque.

LATEST REVIEWS SEAT

REVIEW – Seat Leon ST Cupra 300 4DRIVE

Thursday 23 November 2017Thursday 4 January 2018 Dan Woods 0 Comments 2017, 300, 4drive, cupra, estate, hot, leon, opinion, petrol, sports, ST, turbo

SCORE – 48/50. I had a fantastic week with the Cupra. It looks fantastic. The Haldex AWD system is brilliant, and it’s a few grand cheaper than the equivalent Golf R. Being an estate it’s a hugely practical car, but with a small dose of lunacy thrown in for when you want a bit of fun.