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Articles, special reports, interviews, business profiles, legislation, forecasting, late news, statistics and financial information on manufacturing and sales on all aspects of the automobile manufacturing industry worldwide.
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well worth reading
A great read for those interested in car audio. It keeps me up to date and informed on the newest equiptment. GET IT!! ... Read more

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Best Ferrari magazine out there
I knew Cavallino had been around for years; I just started seeing it on newsstands again, but it's so hard to find. If you're at all interested in Ferraris, subscribe to this magazine! It's gorgeous, and very informative. Lots of color pictures, great details, and a full market listing of every Ferrari in each magazine, so you can find out how much your Ferrari is worth (or how much the Ferrari you want is going for these days).

And, as it turns out, every issue ends up a collector's item, so it's probably a better investment than that Ferrari would be... ... Read more

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THE magazine for Pontiac Fans
This is absolutely the magazine for Pontic enthusiasts to read. It's loaded with technical articles. Also, it gives race results. It has features with really sweet rides. There's a cool section called "Department X" which shows concept cars that never made it into production. The magazine is loaded with pictures, lots and lots full colour. Too bad there's no center fold in it, or it would be on my wall every month. Get this magazine. ... Read more

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The best
This is the best car magazine for serious car enthusiasts except no substitutes.

$15 per issue is a rip.
You can easily pick this up at most major book stores for $5-8 dollars per issue.

Pretty good but not $15/issue
For those who love cars and would like to see how the other half lives, this is a great magazine. Highly focused on it's native British market, it makes for interesting and often amusing reading. If we had half the cars currently available in Europe/Great Britain, the big 3 would be gone.

However, a subscription price of nearly $15 per issue is flatly absurd. You can reliably pick this up each month at large book stores. It simply isn't worth that price.

Cars and a good sense of humour. The best available.
If you're interested in cars and can handle sarcasm and well founded criticism, give this magazine a try. Well illustrated and beautifully printed this really is the ultimate European car magazine. Main focus is on cars available on the UK market. Not to worry, the ones not available there aren't worth driving anyway. ... Read more

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F 1 racing magazine has very complete coverage
F 1 Racing magazine is an awesome racing magazine fully dedicated to completely covering all aspects of F1 racing. The photographs are awesome and the articals are written by experts who know what they are talking about. Wonderful interviews with the drivers and team and driver stats also. ... Read more

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Why I love Intersection magazine
I agree with everything Robert Browning has written in his article which is posted below
Why I love Intersection magazine ...Intersection magazineRoger Browning
Monday December 22, 2003
The Guardian

When Missy Elliott started singing about her Cadillac Escalade, it seemed that the zeitgeist required a "lifestyle" motoring magazine. Out there somewhere was a demographic for whom cars were cool in a way that wasn't reflected in the spannerhead motoring media. Traditionally, car magazines are read by people who have nothing better to do. Newsagents place them in close proximity to porn mags because they have the same readership. Then along came Intersection. The publishers of Dazed & Confused had dared to target a group who weren't that interested in variable rack steering systems but really wanted to know what a Pierre Cardin AMX Javelin looked like. The launch issue confused many people. Surely this would be a one-off publishing disaster. An article about what sort of cars hairdressers actually drive? Just silly. Fashion in a motoring title? Absurd. Then along came issues two and three and things got even worse. How gay was your car? Folding hard-tops are a dead giveaway apparently and mine was deemed "just gay enough". It was a genuine publishing phenomenon. There were enough people out there who cared about bizarre concept cars from the 70s and the automotive rivalry between the 2 Many DJs brothers (one drives a Saab, the other a Volvo) to keep the whole thing rolling along. Call it Wallpaper* with wheels if you must, but Intersection hasn't lost its sense of humour. Who else would test the kennelling abilities of a Mazda RX8 by putting a great dane in the back seat and taking him for a spin? They are now up to issue six and the motor's still running... ... Read more

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Finally! An independent magazine for Subaru enthusiasts!
This is the only Subaru-specific magazine in North America! Each issue features reader rides, tuning tips, driving adventures and a sizable dose of performance rally--both in North America and in the WRC. ... Read more

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In a league of their own...
The ultimate sportbike magazine--handsome format, printed on quality stock, tremendous depth of coverage, great pictures, delivered with the right dose of British wit and off-color humor. Brilliantly delivered (accessible by the non-engineer) technical information.

Costs a bit more, but well worth it. Lower soft-porn factor than the other euro bike mags, but much, much better.

Outstanding
Bike magazine is simply a beautiful and enlightening resource for the motorcyclist. The photography is art; the writing is exceptional and it covers the industry in its entirety.

Best over all Motorcycle magazine in US
Bike magazine has everything you want in a motorcycle magazine. Cool pictures, up to date information on latest bikes, DETAILED Bike information from most of the worlds moto manufacturers (not Harley).

So if you're not into harleys but like everything else, this bike magazine is for you. Real moto culture!

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Worth every penny
Printed on premium quality paper with high-resolution printing and expensive ink. Seemingly unbiased reporting from editors with opinions which seem to closely parallel my own. Fantastic choice of cars. Great factual reporting.

And in the back of every issue: "The Knowledge"

The Knowledge is a huge table for hundreds of different cars giving such data as price, weight, 0-60 and various other very useful comparison points.

The best performance car magazine available
this is by far the best magazine i have ever read. while it does cost nearly twice the price of most automotive magazines available in the US the writing quality and the quality of the material is nearly twice that of most automotive magazines. they write only about performance cars of all prices and types. every time i have bought this magazine i have been happy with every article and i read it at every chance untill i have finished it. i would recomend this magazine to anyone with any interest in cars.

The Ultimate Supercar Publication
Evo magazines are more than just reading material. They are filled with extremely high quality full page, and quite often two-page spread pictures that are as stunning as they are artful. Also this magazine is very hard to find in stores, and if you do find one, its been read a thousand times, so I highly reccomend a subscription. Bottom line this is the ultimate supercar publication. Well worth the high cost, trust me.

Auto enthusiast must have!
This is simply one of the greatest car mags in any country. It focuses simply on performance models of all price ranges. Printed on big, thick, shiney quality paper but rather pricey. Why does the subscription price cost more than the newstand though? Most US car magazines will have maybe one feature on a desirable sports car, but my last issue of EVO had stories about Enzo Ferrari, Pagani Zonda, Ford GT, Porsche Carrera GT, and a 600+ hp Benz. The writers are very entertaining and no article ever bores you.

The evoness of evo
Like a lot of Brit car magazines, this one may strike U.S. readers as a bit pretentious. But I like it better than CAR or Top Gear (or most U.S. auto mags) because it doesn't clutter up its editorial pages with reviews of minivans, pickups and SUVs. Instead, it chooses and gives star-ratings to mostly sports cars and sports sedans, with a few econoboxes/"super-minis" thrown in, on the basis of their interest to and satisfaction of performance enthusiasts. They call this quality "evoness" and it describes how I judge cars.... ... Read more

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News and information for dealers, manufacturers and distributors in the motorcycle and accessory industries.
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It's The Aura That Counts
Some things never really change.Under one branding or another, the Jeep Wrangler has always been an American icon.Jacked up suspensions, massive bumpers, countwinches, a layer of dust, and an incredibly loud sound system - who could ask for more.Primarily a male ego toy, many dream of packing up some food, beverage, and a beautiful companion on an unplanned trip to some unknown Valhalla.

Truth be told, most of us really do little more than hop into our squeaky clean wrangles and drive too and from work.An occasional secretive trip to a 'nature park' is as close as we come to roughing it in the wilderness.But the knowledge that we could do all those things is what is special.JP Magazine is intended to be a reality substitute for all of use who Jeep, even the rarer breed that really does go off-asphalt.

Even the technical articles seem permeated with dust, and the editorial staff's hobby of collecting photographs of women holding the magazine logo let's us know that here there be macho.The articles are usually quite pertinent (a recent issue focused on tires and wheels) and they are more than willing to confront the dubious.The tone is chatty, but how-to discussion are careful and complete.I think they sometimes overdo the Jeep mystique, but underneath the jostling and leering is a good, readable trade journal.

If you are a Jeepophile this is required reading.In addition to the technical articals, you can expect studies of custom Jeeps and off-road venues.You can even leave issues in strategic locations in order to impress your friends.

Down the Drain!
By the time my subscription ran out, I had tired of the lame humor, poor technical content, and hopelessly predictable format.It took three months for the subscription to get started and after two issues, I regretted buying it.Check out the web site before you buy this - it is pretty thin...

Great Magazine, if you can get it.
Where to begin... I LOVE THE MAGAZINE!What I don't like is getting a bargain price on the subscription, then having it cancelled with no notification, then asking why, and being told it was due to not having enough to fill the order.Now its nearly twice the price.I see it for sale right here!Not enough, or didn't want to honor the price? ... Read more