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2023 Ford Mustang Dark Horse review: The ‘Stang’s last stand?
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2023 BMW 7 Series hybrid review: Hidden elegance
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2023 Renault Austral review: Tech can’t save us all
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Letters - October 2023
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Russell, Norris, Albon: the friends at the sharp end of F1’s next generation
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The power of three over the rest of 2023
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Driving Jaguar's wildest car: XJR-15 on the jagged edge
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The man behind Goodwood’s Festival of Speed sculptures
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Max Verstappen’s first F1 win — where it all began
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RML: Racing under the radar
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Ray Mallock goes back to racing
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