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Kamis, 10 September 2015

AGYA CLUB INDONESIA : Everyday handling heroes - how much fun can be had for £30,000?

The quest for 2015’s most entertaining car in the real world starts here. Nine candidates tackle two days of road and track in the hands of our road testers

Over the next few web tests we'll name the best sub-£30,000 driver’s car of 2015.

In repetition of an exercise we’ve carried out every year for the past five, we’ve gathered nine of the stand-out sporting introductions of the past 12 months and diligently pitted them against each other on road and track. For access to a circuit, we’re indebted to the good people at Motor Sport Vision and the staff at Bedford Autodrome.

Our aim is simple: to single out which sub-£30k driver’s car you should spend your money on right now. The latest turbo superminis, 300bhp mega-hatches and rear-drive sports cars are all in the mix, and the winner will go into our marquee driver’s car test this autumn – up against Ferraris, Porsches, Aston Martins and more.

As you can see from the picture above, it’s a bumper crop – and there isn’t a car in it that couldn’t be on your driveway for £400 a month. Some could be yours for considerably less. So lock your wallets away. You have been warned. 

Test one - Honda Civic Type R versus Ford Focus ST-2

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