About this issue
It’s that time of the year that TG celebrates its anniversary in a grand way with the best that the automotive world has on offer. And this time, TG takes these automotive wonders to their limit in epic and interesting challenges. Le Mans endurance race has been the most gruelling race in the history of motorsport. TG does an endurance race in the same format on India’s oldest racetrack in an Audi A3 – a company that’s aced the Le Mans since years. Lamborghini Huracan – the latest Lambo on the block – is the most important car that Lamborghini has put out. And it’s now on Indian roads and TG puts it through a mother-of-a-fuel-run challenge. A supercar and a fuel run. Sounds insane, right? It had to be outrageous. The Bentley Continental GT has been one of the most potential yet understated blend of a sportscar and a luxury car. TG drives it across the length and breadth of UAE and races against time. It’s a story that you can’t miss. In other challenges, TG tries to beat a racer in his own game, and the world’s fastest car – the Bugatti Veyron – goes through one of the world’s most epic road trip: the Route 66 in the USA. In the world of two-wheelers, TG rides the two Harleys in a terrain that’s way beyond their comfort zone, is the only magazine in the country to ride the headed-for-India Yamaha R25 and goes off-roading on the latest MotoMorini Scrambler. Along with all that, get all the dope on the latest Maruti Ciaz, Mahindra Scorpio, Fiat Punto Evo, the BMW X3 and all the happenings from the auto industry. Download your issue now!
About BBC Top Gear India
BBC TopGear Magazine India is the country's most exciting automobile magazine, bringing you up-to-date news, drives and rides with the latest launches in the market, stunning features, witty and humorous content along with a complete buyer's guide covering the cars and bikes available in the Indian market. Taking inspiration from the BBC TopGear show, it is just as engaging a read. Being the largest automotive media brand in the world, BBC TopGear Magazine is present in over 40 countries and has over 350 million viewers worldwide. The Indian edition was launched in September 2005 and has since been the fastest growing motoring magazine which has re-invented the way automotive journalism works in the country.