Rush XP1
£10.00
Over 50,000 words covering the greatest modern classics and iconic new performance cars. Printed on premium 115 gsm paper and delivered direct to your door.
CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Ferrari 430 Scuderia in the Scottish Borders
E39 M5 in Derbyshire's Peak District
Subaru Impreza P1 on the West Pennine Moors
Ford Racing Puma, Holme Moss Summit
Group test - Finding the best second-hand hot hatch for £5,000
Megane R26.R takes on the Snake Pass
Brock Yates & the Cannonball Run
Monaro VXR 6.0, Forest of Bowland
Porsche 968 Club Sport Buying Guide
Plus much more...
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Testimonials
“Hello Team Rush. I’ve just discovered your magazine, having been tipped off by a fellow petrolhead.
"To say I’m excited is an understatement. After just 15 minutes, your magazine evokes so many memories of (imo) peak Evo days, that, in exactly the same way, I can’t wait to read every article line by line, drinking in the detail and the stunning photography. Escapism at its best”
Neil Abraham
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"My copy of @rushcarmag arrived today. It's fantastic. As a designer, illustrator and automotive writer, I’m blown away by every aspect. The imagery, design, article choice and writing are top-notch. It also smells incredible.
"You may have guessed it, but I’m all in. It’s officially my new favourite car mag. Long live print."
James Cooper
"I’ve been a diehard car magazine subscriber for over 30 years starting with Autocar, Performance Car, CAR, EVO, Octane, Modern Classics and obviously Max Power due to my age!
"I first saw Rush on Facebook and immediately placed an order. So impressed with the quality of the packaging and the personal hand written thanks was a great touch.
"The look, feel and size of the magazine was perfect and of a quality not equalled since Road Rat. The selection of cars written about was perfect for us enthusiasts and with a sensible blend of affordable and those that may remain out of reach."
Andy Pearce
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