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In the September issue of Top Gear magazine, we hit the road for our annual summer road trip adventures. After a, erm, slightly strained" few months with Europe, we turn cultural attaches, cross over the channel and take the new 600bhp Aston Martin DB11 for a 2,500-mile trip across the continent. As a perfect example of what the UK stands for in terms of design, creativity, engineering and technology, we find out if the new DB11 can smooth things over with our European neighbours.The September issue of Top Gear magazine is on sale now in supermarkets and newsagents. Or you can download the digital edition with extra images and videosHeading further afield, our adventures take us to Nambia"s Skeleton Coast in search of a shipwreck in the desert in the latest Toyota Hilux, we try to complete a lap of Iceland in less than 24-hours in the new 562bhp Nissan GT-R and visit Ireland to retrace one of the most iconic routes in motorsport, the Gordon Bennett, in the Mercedes-AMG C63S Coupe.Our final road trip sees us head to Italy to meet the design boss of Touring, who has somewhat bravely taken a beautiful Alfa Romeo 8C and junked it but only to create a new masterpiece, the Disco Volante Spyder. Our final adventure goes even further, intergalactic in fact, as we head to New Mexico to meet Richard Branson and discuss how becoming an astronaut would be more fun than buying a new supercar.Also this month: Eddie Jordan meets Bernie Ecclestone for an exclusive interview, we get secret access to the Caterham that (sadly) never was, take a first-look at the new Citroen C3 and Bristol Bullet, and chart the evolution of the Focus RS. Plus, there"s a heated" discussion over the new LaFerrari Aperta, we visit the Le Mans Classic and chart a day in the life of reigning Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton.Plus we drive all the new cars that matter, including the BMW 440i, Renault Clio RS16, Smart Brabus ForFour, Hyundai Ioniq, Mitsuoka Roadster, VW Up Turbo, MG GS, ford Mustang CS700, Audi S5 Coupe, Porsche 718 Cayman S and Cadillac CT6 Platinum.Never miss an issue with one of these great offers:Subscribe to Top Gear magazine and save over 40% - plus get a set of KitSound blue tooth headphonesDownload the interactive September issue with a video diary of our Aston DB11 European road tripPrint edition also available on all Android devicesShare this page: FacebookTwitterGoogle+WhatsAppMailtoCopy link
Date written: 10 Aug 2016
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In the September issue of Top Gear magazine, we hit the road for our annual summer road trip adventures. After a, erm, slightly strained" few months with Europe, we turn cultural attaches, cross over the channel and take the new 600bhp Aston Martin DB11 for a 2,500-mile trip across the continent. As a perfect example of what the UK stands for in terms of design, creativity, engineering and technology, we find out if the new DB11 can smooth things over with our European neighbours.The September issue of Top Gear magazine is on sale now in supermarkets and newsagents. Or you can download the digital edition with extra images and videosHeading further afield, our adventures take us to Nambia"s Skeleton Coast in search of a shipwreck in the desert in the latest Toyota Hilux, we try to complete a lap of Iceland in less than 24-hours in the new 562bhp Nissan GT-R and visit Ireland to retrace one of the most iconic routes in motorsport, the Gordon Bennett, in the Mercedes-AMG C63S Coupe.Our final road trip sees us head to Italy to meet the design boss of Touring, who has somewhat bravely taken a beautiful Alfa Romeo 8C and junked it but only to create a new masterpiece, the Disco Volante Spyder. Our final adventure goes even further, intergalactic in fact, as we head to New Mexico to meet Richard Branson and discuss how becoming an astronaut would be more fun than buying a new supercar.Also this month: Eddie Jordan meets Bernie Ecclestone for an exclusive interview, we get secret access to the Caterham that (sadly) never was, take a first-look at the new Citroen C3 and Bristol Bullet, and chart the evolution of the Focus RS. Plus, there"s a heated" discussion over the new LaFerrari Aperta, we visit the Le Mans Classic and chart a day in the life of reigning Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton.Plus we drive all the new cars that matter, including the BMW 440i, Renault Clio RS16, Smart Brabus ForFour, Hyundai Ioniq, Mitsuoka Roadster, VW Up Turbo, MG GS, ford Mustang CS700, Audi S5 Coupe, Porsche 718 Cayman S and Cadillac CT6 Platinum.Never miss an issue with one of these great offers:Subscribe to Top Gear magazine and save over 40% - plus get a set of KitSound blue tooth headphonesDownload the interactive September issue with a video diary of our Aston DB11 European road tripPrint edition also available on all Android devicesShare this page: FacebookTwitterGoogle+WhatsAppMailtoCopy link
Date written: 10 Aug 2016
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 4604