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Our favourite drives of 2018

Our favourite drives of 2018

Posted on January 2, 2019 By Jarvis

The carsales team drives hundreds of cars each year. But some stints behind the wheel are more memorable than others

McLaren 600LT

Mike Sinclair

There are two boutique British brands that are going places – fast! Aston Martin is one, the builder of my DOTY (drive of the year), McLaren is the other.

I’ll gloss over the fact that I didn’t get to drive the McLaren 600LT on the road with one word – Hungaroring. The sinuous, challenging and underrated track is close to the ultimate playground for a car like the 600LT and that’s where my DOTY took place.

For once there was plenty of track time, and even when some extra laps were offered I didn’t say no. I couldn’t get enough.
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