New issue out now: Top Gear’s £10k retro heroes

Right then, it’s time to embrace the depreciation and grab that gorgeous retro hero car that you always promised yourself. It might just cost less than you’d think…

Need some inspiration? Not to worry – the latest issue of TG magazine is full of our favourites, all of which you can go out and buy today for less than £10k. Whether it’s a style chariot, a speed demon or a practical spaceship you’re looking for, we’ll help you pick up something ultra-interesting for less than the list price of a Kia Picanto.

You can order the latest issue direct to your door (with free delivery) by clicking these very words. Or perhaps you’d prefer to download it straight to your phone or tablet? You can do that by clicking here if you’re an Apple user and here for Android users.

Fancy more? Subscribe today and UK-based readers can get the frankly ridiculous offer of five issues for only £5. We’re practically giving them away. Your subscription will then continue at only £21.99 every six issues – a 25 per cent saving on the usual in-store price. Oh, and there’s free delivery to boot – click these blue words to take advantage. 

Plus, if you live outside the UK you can still save 20 per cent by clicking here.

Elsewhere in this month’s magazine, we gather five of the world’s most divine and picture perfect restomods – complete with a total value of over £5.5m – and Chris Harris takes the opportunity to show modern supercar makers exactly what they’re missing. 

We also ask whether BMW is heading in the wrong direction using the *ahem* controversial new M3 as the basis for argument, and there’s our thoughts after a passenger ride in the £2m, 1,972bhp Lotus Evija.

That’s not all of course, we’ve also got a full review of the sixth car to wear the AMG Black Series badge – the bonkers-looking GT Black Series – and the Top Gear TV team talks us through the giant Wall of Death stunt. Oh, and there’s also our trip to Britain’s most remote pub in the new Volkswagen ID.3 and a chat with Claire Williams as the family business is sold after 43 years.

Enjoy the issue.