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TG drives two of Martini's finest racing Porsches, Equus reveals the 640bhp Bass 770 and BMW reveals power figures for the new M3/M4... Click here to view the online version All the latest from TG HQ... Equus reveals the Bass 770... Under the full aluminium silhouette of a 1960s fastback Mustang, there's a supercharged 6.2-litre LS9 V8 engine from the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 developing 640bhp and 605lb ft of torque. Our full gallery and details this way...  Find out more TG in the Martini Porsches     Two racing Porsches from two eras. Both with Martini livery. TG drives 'Moby Dick' and the 911 GT3 Cup... Find out more Watch: insane Porsche 911 crash Watch at the link as a guard rail turns into a launch ramp at the Rally Hellendoorn and the world loses a 964 RSR... Find out more News, reviews and more... M3/M4 power figures BMW has revealed that the new M3 and M4 will produce 430bhp and peak torque in excess of 396lb ft. More here... Full Story 911 Turbo S cabriolet One of the fastest and most useable supercars in the world is now available without a roof... Full Story Driven: Audi RS Q3 This is the first super-hot compact SUV. But is it utterly pointless? TopGear.com's full review is at the link... Full Story Rush exclusive access The incredible 1970s F1 movie goes global today, and TG has been at the set all the way. Come and join us... Full Story TG magazine's 20th Anniversary This month, TG magazine turns 20. To celebrate, this month's bumper collector's edition takes a sepia-tinted, glassy-eyed look back over the past two decades. PLUS - if you're in the UK you could win TG's reigning Car of the Year, the awesome Toyota GT86. That's right. An entire GT86 worth £24,995. A new one. A box-fresh, 197bhp slice of rear-drive, coupe shaped goodness. Just CLICK HERE to find out how... The Top Gear website is run by BBC Worldwide Contact us | Unsubscribe Please note that our email inbox is not monitored for unsubscribers. If you wish to opt out of receiving these emails, please click here. If you have any queries please forward this email to dataprotection@bbc.com BBC Worldwide is a commercial company that is owned by the BBC (and just the BBC). No money from the licence fee was used to create this newsletter. The profits we make go back to the BBC programme-makers to help fund great new BBC programmes. Top Gear, Second Floor A, Energy Centre, Media Village, 201 Wood Lane, London W12 7TN. Company registered in England and Wales under company number: 01420028