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autoevolution 29 Apr 2021, 11:11 UTC · by You know that an automaker does a solid, high-performance job with its cars whenever reviewers tend to pit cars from the same brand against each other. With that carmaker being BMW, it’s logical that one of the contenders is of the 2021 M3 or M4 variety. But, for good measure, in the other corner of the track "ring"  there’s one of our all-time favorites, the M2 CS. 31 photos In case anyone got bored of seeing the M3/M4 siblings going against rivals from other brands, here’s another battle of the internecine war variety, courtesy of Mat ...

autoevolution More on this: 29 Apr 2021, 14:03 UTC · by After just checking out Mat Watson’s YouTube channel to see him play with a BMW M4 and an M2 CS, it’s time to get back to the daily job. No worries, there’s more track shenanigans (or, rather, airstrip action) in store, and again with two cool models from the same manufacturer. 39 photos We are used to seeing all sorts of comparisons prepared by the  carwow YouTube channel, but it seems that Mat Watson loves to play with the genres quite a bit. So, after a masterfully luxurious comparison between the Mercedes S-Class, the A...

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There is no denying that the Civic Type R is an excellent hot hatch. It feels good to drive, has loads of power, and one of the best stick shifts out there. But there are compromises to be made for the Limited Edition, all in the name of weight saving. To that end, it loses its infotainment system (and the radio along with it) as well as its air conditioning and some sound deadening material, too. For that, you lose 46 lbs (21 kg) compared to the standard Type R, and also gain fancy BBS wheels and Michelin Cup 2 tires. Together with the weight savings and the faster adaptive dampers, Carwow�...

Carwow's Mat Watson Reviews the RHD 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E, Overall Likes It 9 Apr 2021, 12:20 UTC · by Produced in Mexico instead of the United States like the actual Mustang, the Mach-E is offered in right-hand drive for the UK market. One of the first examples of the breed received the stamp of approval from Carwow’s Mat Watson, but nevertheless, some flaws could’ve been avoided by Ford. 76 photos I’m not referring to the flawed software that bricks the Mach-E while charging, but the physical button for the demist located right next to the light switch. It’s joined by a di...