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Personally along with the 575M it’s my favourite Ferrari and it’s not even like it’s slow it has just over 530bhp and does 0-60 in 4.2 seconds so that is incredibly respectable especially for a car which crossed Europe with ease when Clarkson raced May and Hammond, especially one which close enough to 200 that it just doesn’t matter (198mph) You can grab a decent one for £80k now!

We all have these lesser known car channels that we watch on YouTube but that just simply haven’t been found by many other petrol heads. In this blogpost I will tell you 5 that I watch religiously and that I recommend you to give a look at. (Feel free to make your own)

V8 -> Wider torque band, better noise and bragging rights V6 -> Lighter so faster and less weight over the front axle so better driving dynamics (also sounds good) Vote below

We have a hidden ‘enemy’ on the roads in the UK and it seems to be getting worse and worse. I am constantly surprised by the variety of undercover police cars there are on the streets. For anyone who doesn’t know, an undercover police car is literally a police car without any features which openly show it is a police car rather than just a fellow road user. In this blog post I will try and give you some great tips to spot one (I am not saying speeding is ok, of course the best way to avoid undercover police is by following all the rules and regulations of the road).

(Inspired by Ben Anderson) The Seat Ibiza 1.4 TSI ACT FR Edition…a name that doesn’t roll straight off the tongue and also a car which isn’t regularly spoken about or even widely known about by even the most dedicated of petrol heads. The whole FR range of Seats is usually just seen as a mildly quick hatchback with nothing underneath to get excited about (engine and handling wise). But this may or may not change your mind about it just being nothing more than a badge.

1) TVR Cerbera Speed 12 2) 2006 Golf GTI 3) Vauxhall VX220 4) Porsche 911 GT3 996 5) Porsche Panamera 6) Pagani Zonda C12 7) Mercedes CLK 55 8) Lamborghini Gallardo 9) Ferrari F40 Competition 10) Seat Ibiza Cupra Any more cars you want to see come back to Forza? Put them in the comments

I think it must have been the recession that caused it because it is a very cheap modification because you can literally lower it and then people respect it.

At the end of 2014 I finally got my first new car, it was a hugely exciting moment in my life and I will never forget the experience of optioning up a car which isn’t just on the internet.

(I would go Z3M anyday which isn’t a small feat since I love the E46 M3 but I just love the way the Z3 looks)