The best and worst things I’ve seen this week: Week 2, May 2017

I’d not seen the 1989 Audi 90 Quattro IMSA-GTO until this week, when browsing the gallery of our history of Audi article from back in 2014. Then upon seeing the car in action and hearing the 2.2-litre five-cylinder 711bhp engine, I was smitten. Come on Audi, let’s have a go.

There were rumours, then there were spy shots, now there’s a preview of a concept version of a final production car, coming next year. And just look at it already; sultry, slowly swooping coupe lines, a piercing glare and a ducktail spoiler. This is BMW at its best.

Stumbled across it on the launch of the facelifted Skoda Rapid earlier this week. It’s the idyllic – and silent - pine forest of Altkoenig on the outskirts of Frankfurt, where the roads just happen to be exceedingly fine driving roads. Fog: check. Forest: check. Formidable supercar: not quite, but it was fun, even in the Rapid.

Pretty much every colour I’ve seen the GT in is utterly stunning, although white takes the car to a whole new level of gorgeous. Yellow is most becoming on it too, so it makes the list of the best things I’ve seen all week.

It's fitted to the special edition one millionth Porsche 911, and just look at it. Wood on a car's interior always draws up comparisons to various old Rovers, but this is how you do it. Gimme.

Sorry Bugatti; if this theme-park gateway was the impression I got of the brand when entering your flagship dealer, planning to drop £2.5million on a hypercar, I’d give Christian von Koenigsegg a call.