Evo

Over the years I have read a number of car magazines like Autocar, Top Gear, etc. None have been anywhere near as good as Evo. Evo is a magazine about cars that are nice to drive, cars that are full of evoness as they would say. Every month I eagerly await my copy to fall on the doormat to see what delights will lurk within the latest offering. I am never disappointed. I can't afford any of the cars in this magazine (I'm a student with no income), but some of the articles are so well written that I can imagine what it is like to drive some of them. From time to time there is an article that describes how a car feels, or how it sounds and I can feel what ...

At two years old 'Evo' is the youngest in the New (as opposed to Classic) car magazine sector, yet it has managed to easily trump it's main competitors - 'Car' and 'Top Gear' magazines. This is possibly because much of the magazine's staff used to work on the now defunct Performance Car magazine. Performance Car was a different beast, however, incorporating a few too many elements of Max Power, and so not nearly as grown up a read as 'Evo'. The success of Evo as a car magazine can be put down to a combination of incredibly slick photography and a complete disregard for anything but performance cars. This is one car ...

If you like cars and want to keep up-to-date with the latest performance cars and the learn about the past masters, then this is the magazine for you. The magazine has an excellent range of articles covering all the latest cars, often with comparisons between them and their closest rivals. The cars are taken to exotic locations such as tuscany and north wales! Where they often take the cars on the track to find out if they have any vices. The photography is excellent, always crisp and bright, usually with the car flying round a corner with some opposite lock dialled in! Every month there is a 6 to 8 page buyers guide which gives a review of a ...