New issue out now: Chris Harris grills the new BMW M3

Don’t mention the grille. Don’t mention the grille... Anyway, when all’s said and done, what’s the new BMW M3 actually like to drive? Well, in this month’s TG magazine, we hand the keys to Harris for him to find out.

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That’s not all of the M3 content you’ll get this month, though, because we’ve also put BMW’s newbie up against the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio and there’s the full lowdown on the 523bhp, rear-wheel drive BMW i4 EV. Does it hint at the M3/M4’s future?

Elsewhere there’s our first drive of the Ford Fiesta ST’s worst nightmare – the new Hyundai i20N – and a full breakdown of what to expect from the 2021 Formula 1 season. We also pull an all-nighter in Audi’s new RS e-tron GT, drive South Africa’s driest, hottest and least populated road to celebrate the 70th birthday of the Toyota Land Cruiser and get a sneaky look at what’s in Gordon Murray’s actual garage. Expect lightweights.

There’s also reviews of the Alpina D3S, the Lotus Elise Final Edition (sob) and a sports car triple test featuring the Toyota Supra, the Porsche 718 Cayman and the Jaguar F-Type. Don’t miss out – grab your copy now…