Autocar magazine 27 October - on sale now

This week: all-new fifth-gen Range Rover revealed, Audi RS3 tested, learning to drive an articulated lorry and more

Jaguar Land Rover has finally revealed the new Range Rover, and the world’s best SUV is now even better.

The model gains an all-new chassis and it retains its V8 option, with availability as a seven-seater. The model will also gain an EV variant in 2024. We've got all the details on Land Rover's new flaghip model.

-Also in this issue-

A new Nissan EV will replace the Leaf in the form of a crossover that will be built at the firm’s Sunderland factory. 

Daniel Puddicombe researches the backlog of driving tests and lessons.

-Reviews-

The Audi RS3 mega hatch leads our first drive section this week as the model returns for its third generation with more power and technology than ever before, and a price tag to match. 

Richard Lane drives the new Ford Mustang Mach-E GT, but does this 634lb ft all-wheel-drive flagship have dynamic appeal to match its pace?

The Volkswagen ID.4 GTX is the subject of this week’s in-depth road test. 

-Features-

The Lotus Evora is bowing out but there’s a timeless quality to its DNA that delights, and always will. Steve Cropley takes it for one final drive. 

Simon Hucknall attempts truck driving. What is the reality of steering a 15m-long articulated wagon?

-Opinions-

Matt Prior discusses his driving frustrations from the week, while James Ruppert explains why now is the time to buy a convertible.

-Deals-

The Alfa Romeo 147 GTA is featured in this week’s used buying guide, while Jack Warrick runs through a collection of EVs among the classifieds. 

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