If you want to go fast, you don't have to spend more than you would on an average family hatchback. Cars like BMW's 535i (1996-2003) and the Mercedes-Benz CLK430 (1997-2002) offer luxury cabins and big engines, but thanks to heavy initial depreciation, can be had for a smidgen under £2000.
2 - How to buy a used Bugatti Veyron
Despite an almost endless succession of supercars being unveiled in 2015, Bugatti's Veyron is still seen as something of a figurehead for modern engineering. Its 253mph top speed and 987bhp power output might not seem so outlandish in the face of cars like the LaFerrari FXX K and McLaren's P1 GTR, but this is the car that started - and for a long time ended - the supercar arms race. But what would the realities of buying a used example be? Lewis Kingston guides us through them.
3 - The first, worst, fastest and best Porsche 911 GTs
While testing all three generations of Porsche's iconic 911 GT3 this summer, we took the opportunity to name our personal favourites of the breed. Prices for 996 GT3 models start at around £60,000 and rise all the way to £137,000 for a right-hand-drive 991 GT3. Andrew Frankel talks us through the best examples.
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Blimey
I guess it is Christmas. Ba Humbug.