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From Down Under to Up Over: Hot Takes and Flying ’Vettes

Hard to believe this is our 12th edition of Best Driver’s Car. Some may recall the original concept, Best Handling Car, and all of the sensors, stickers, and other gear we attached to the season’s hottest sports cars, all in the name of determining what makes great-handling cars so great.

Over time, we moved

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