New issue on sale now: Rimac to the Future

The Rimac Nevera may not quite generate the 1.21 gigawatts that’s needed for Doc Brown’s flux-capacitor-equipped DeLorean, and it may not be able to time travel (yet) but it does have 1,888bhp and is already rewriting the history books. 

We found out how as we got behind the wheel for the latest issue of Top Gear magazine. You can read all about our experience with the world’s fastest car by ordering the July 2021 issue direct to your door 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.

Try a subscription today and UK-based readers can receive their first five issues for just £5. You’ll receive subscriber-exclusive collectable covers delivered direct to your door every month and even after your trial has finished you’ll save 32 per cent on the shop price, paying only £21.50 every 6 issues. 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 25 per cent by clicking here.

That’s not all this month, though, as we’ve also got Chris Harris pitting the new BMW M5 CS against its all-electric super-saloon rival the Audi RS e-tron GT. Then there’s our deep dive into the world of Cosworth – the world’s greatest engine builder – and the Ferrari Roma takes on its closest rivals.

Elsewhere, Ricci’s Garage has gained yet another old Brabus and Tom Ford has been commuting in the armoured Plasan SandCat MkIV, because of course he has…

Then there’s first drives of the Land Rover Defender Hard Top van and the all-new DS 9 saloon, as well as a plug-in hybrid estate twin-test between the Peugeot 508 PSE SW and the BMW 330e Touring. Grab your copy now.