WHICH Of These 10 Performance Vehicles Is The BEST Driver In 2018, WE Find Out...

It’s a big day for any car maker when it enters Autocar’s Handling Day winners’ enclosure for the first time.

A warm welcome, then, to McLaren Automotive: and commiserations to Porsche (the Real Madrid CF of Autocar Handling Day with 11 stars on its shirt breast), to Ferrari (five times a winner, like Liverpool – who also play in red), to Lotus (four wins) and to the rest.

The brilliant 600LT ended up taking this year’s Britain’s Best Driver’s Car spoils by just two points out of a maximum 250, but it was a worthy winner, being the preferred champion for three out of five judges...
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valhallakey - 11/19/2018 8:51:03 AM

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Wow, although I though the Ferrari would be among the top few cars, I was a bit astounded how much quicker it really is. Good, no Great job Ferrari!!!

TomM - 11/19/2018 12:34:50 PM

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Again - the winner was decided - not on actual performance - but on subjective "feel". Ferrari was the clear winner on performance.

However - it remains true that in the hands of less than almost professional drivers - the difference between these cars is less than a blink of an eye - and I would submit that ALL of them are worthy. In real life conditions - with real life drivers - the result might actually be even closer. For me - there is a Ferrari dealer far close to me than a Mclaren dealer. Knowing that ALL of these cars will spend more time in service than the average car - that would be a consideration for me.

zlives - 11/19/2018 1:37:43 PM

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Buy the Fiesta :) i bet in real life avg drivers hand... the numbers may even be flipped.