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Buyers’ Guide Fiat Barchetta what you need to know about owning a top end classic Forget the MX-5: Fiat’s two-seater sports car offers rarity, charm and its own unique driving experience. Should you consider buying one – and if so, what should you look for? Report by Richard Heseltine. Photography by Michael Ward.

Life Cycle The journey from care to neglect and back again for a Jensen SP. The life story of a Jensen SP This halo-model Jensen tested its first owner beyond the limit but it’s always been able to woo new ones, regardless of the condition it was in. Words Mike Taylor. Photography Neil Fraser.

495HP TURBO M3 Hardcore 2.5 S14-powered E30 Most people would have reservations about taking a genuine E30 M3 and radically altering it. But Joep Raijmakers isn’t most people… Words: Daniel Bevis. Photos: Ron Veth.

900hp 7.0-litre V8 carbon-Kevlar E92. Words: Daniel Bevis. Photos: Viktor Benyi. Super-strong, ultra-light and frighteningly powerful – HGK Racing’s Eurofighter E92 is the ultimate drift weapon. Fight or flight? Why not both?

Let’s push things forward. With the introduction of Revo’s all-new Performance ECU Software, it’s easier than ever to turn your TTRS into a supercar eater. Naturally, we just had to go and try it for ourselves… Photography Adam Walker.

Powerhaus Epic 978whp turbo S50 E30 M3. With a turbocharged S50 under the bonnet producing over 1100hp, this stunning, daily-driven E30 M3 is nothing short of a masterpiece. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Vojislav Vujanic and Aleksandar Savin.

With a monster engine making over 1000whp, this is the planet’s most powerful F10 M5. Brace yourself… Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Viktor Benyi.

First Drive F80 M3 CS Glorious Swansong. This is the M3 CS, the last of the F80 generation M3s, and it’s an absolute belter. Words: Bob Harper. Photos: BMW.

800HP E34 540i Insane turbo Touring. Putting brawns over beauty, this 800hp turbo E34 540i Touring has been built to go sideways as fast as possible and that’s something it’s very good at. Words: Elizabeth de Latour. Photos: Patrik Karlsson.