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August
Road Tests - Cover Story: The Blow Drivers (Audi TT Quattro, BMW Z4 3.0, Honda S2000, Nissan 350Z Touring, Porsche Boxster); Porsche Cayenne Turbo (We weigh the Porsche against other SUV's and give ourselves a hernia); Volvo S60R AWD (From the land of ABBA comes some heavy metal); Jaguar XJR (A cat among a bunch of pigeons); Maybach 57 (My kingdom for a horse! If King Richard were alive, that's about what he'd pay for this baby); Preview: Hyundai XG350 (Mini Maybach outside, Cressida inside); Preview: BMW 5 Series (New baby, new bath water); Audi A8L 4.2 Quattro (For folks feeling a little aluminum); Subaru Forester 2.5XT (With a turbocharged engine, this is the SUV version of the WRV STi. Almost); Short Take: Ford Thunderbird (A little more thunder, a little too late); Preview: Ford F-150 (Ford spends big to stay on top); Short Take: Infiniti FX35 (Whatever it's called, it's pretty good) Features - Ten Japanese Cars You Can't Have (Plus a couple you don't want); London On $8 A Day (The new mayor pulls off a threat to charge residents $8 to drive into the heart of town); Speciality File: Lingenfelter 427 Twin-Turbo Escalade EXT (Giving new meaning to the word excess); Long-Term Test: Is the world really a better place without the nudging sensation of shifting gears?); Sport: 2003 One Lap Of America (Just say N2O! Faster driving through chemistry) Columns - The Steering Column (Picks and pans from recent vehicles); Backfires (Dating Miss America, 50 to 0 in 5 minutes); Brock Yates (First the party, then the hangover); Patrick Bedard (Gas: Who has the time to waste nine billion gallons?); John Phillips (Small things we can do to enliven car racing); Upfront (Spy report, not-this-summer Solstice); Road Test Digest; Last Page (Donate your car(
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September
On The Cover - Superfour Challenge (Our annual Supercar Challenge turns into a downsized brawl for highly modified four-bangers) Road Tests - Cadillac SRX V-8 (Cadillac works the angles again and produces a likable tall wagon); Nissan Quest 3.5SE (Is this the Z-car of minivans?); Chevrolet SSR (Baseball, apple pie, and one flamboyant convertible pickup); Scion xB (Another Toyota youthmobile that's likely to score with the "not so young") Comparison Test - Superfour Challenge (By the editors of Car and Driver) Previews - Lamborghini Gallardo (Don't wave your cape at this little bull, Mr. Matador); Cadillac CTS-V (Cadillac builds one for us); Saab 9-3 Convertible (More style, less wind in your hair, and a lot less torque steer add up to a pretty competitive $40,000 ragtop) Features - 10Best Readers Contest (Win big money, negligible fame); Specialty File: Battle Of The Bricks (Kleemann Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG versus Lingenfelter Hummer H2); Tech Stuff: Suspensions Of Disbelief (We put the Corvette's four available chassis setups through Cone Hell in search of the ideal ride-and-handling compromise); Sport: Lessons In Life And Death (The Pettys, the winningest family in stock car history, learn a new definition of the word "winning") Short Takes - BMW 330i With Performance Package (It's not an M3. But it does have four doors); Honda Accord Coupe EX V-6 (V-6 + MT = Increased EQ) Columns - The Steering Column (A new look, new specs and a tragic loss); Backfires (Confusing Caddys, what kids don't want, Ms. Goodwrench); Patrick Bedard (Reading out and grabbing some free AM and FM); Brock Yates (The Indy 500 is broken, so fix it); Aaron Robinson (Mixing with Bernie and Niki in my first reporter job); Upfront (Knockout Mercedes SLR, $80K Maserati, '05 Subaru Legacy); Road Test Digest; Last Page: Reader Sightings
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ISSUE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
August	Road Tests - Cover Story: The Blow Drivers (Audi TT Quattro, BMW Z4 3.0, Honda S2000, Nissan 350Z Touring, Porsche Boxster); Porsche Cayenne Turbo (We weigh the Porsche against other SUV's and give ourselves a hernia); Volvo S60R AWD (From the land of ABBA comes some heavy metal); Jaguar XJR (A cat among a bunch of pigeons); Maybach 57 (My kingdom for a horse! If King Richard were alive, that's about what he'd pay for this baby); Preview: Hyundai XG350 (Mini Maybach outside, Cressida inside); Preview: BMW 5 Series (New baby, new bath water); Audi A8L 4.2 Quattro (For folks feeling a little aluminum); Subaru Forester 2.5XT (With a turbocharged engine, this is the SUV version of the WRV STi. Almost); Short Take: Ford Thunderbird (A little more thunder, a little too late); Preview: Ford F-150 (Ford spends big to stay on top); Short Take: Infiniti FX35 (Whatever it's called, it's pretty good) Features - Ten Japanese Cars You Can't Have (Plus a couple you don't want); London On $8 A Day (The new mayor pulls off a threat to charge residents $8 to drive into the heart of town); Speciality File: Lingenfelter 427 Twin-Turbo Escalade EXT (Giving new meaning to the word excess); Long-Term Test: Is the world really a better place without the nudging sensation of shifting gears?); Sport: 2003 One Lap Of America (Just say N2O! Faster driving through chemistry) Columns - The Steering Column (Picks and pans from recent vehicles); Backfires (Dating Miss America, 50 to 0 in 5 minutes); Brock Yates (First the party, then the hangover); Patrick Bedard (Gas: Who has the time to waste nine billion gallons?); John Phillips (Small things we can do to enliven car racing); Upfront (Spy report, not-this-summer Solstice); Road Test Digest; Last Page (Donate your car(	1	$5.00
September	On The Cover - Superfour Challenge (Our annual Supercar Challenge turns into a downsized brawl for highly modified four-bangers) Road Tests - Cadillac SRX V-8 (Cadillac works the angles again and produces a likable tall wagon); Nissan Quest 3.5SE (Is this the Z-car of minivans?); Chevrolet SSR (Baseball, apple pie, and one flamboyant convertible pickup); Scion xB (Another Toyota youthmobile that's likely to score with the "not so young") Comparison Test - Superfour Challenge (By the editors of Car and Driver) Previews - Lamborghini Gallardo (Don't wave your cape at this little bull, Mr. Matador); Cadillac CTS-V (Cadillac builds one for us); Saab 9-3 Convertible (More style, less wind in your hair, and a lot less torque steer add up to a pretty competitive $40,000 ragtop) Features - 10Best Readers Contest (Win big money, negligible fame); Specialty File: Battle Of The Bricks (Kleemann Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG versus Lingenfelter Hummer H2); Tech Stuff: Suspensions Of Disbelief (We put the Corvette's four available chassis setups through Cone Hell in search of the ideal ride-and-handling compromise); Sport: Lessons In Life And Death (The Pettys, the winningest family in stock car history, learn a new definition of the word "winning") Short Takes - BMW 330i With Performance Package (It's not an M3. But it does have four doors); Honda Accord Coupe EX V-6 (V-6 + MT = Increased EQ) Columns - The Steering Column (A new look, new specs and a tragic loss); Backfires (Confusing Caddys, what kids don't want, Ms. Goodwrench); Patrick Bedard (Reading out and grabbing some free AM and FM); Brock Yates (The Indy 500 is broken, so fix it); Aaron Robinson (Mixing with Bernie and Niki in my first reporter job); Upfront (Knockout Mercedes SLR, $80K Maserati, '05 Subaru Legacy); Road Test Digest; Last Page: Reader Sightings	1	$5.00