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August
Cover Story - Comparison Test: V-12 Fury! In Europe With 4 Grand Tourers (Aston Martin DB9, Bentley Continental GT, Ferrari 612 Scaglieti F1, Mercedes-Benz CL600) Road Tests - Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 (Chrysler gives its Crossfire a swift kick. You may need to bring a fanny cushion); Scion tC (A loaded pocket rocket that's light on the pocketbook); Cadillac STS V-8 (The kindly old barber of Seville trades scissors for a switchblade); Mazda 6 Wagon (Zoom-zoom with a back room) Previews - Porsche 911 Carrera (More power, and more high-tech tricks); Mini Cooper Convertible (To keep heads turning, the Mini goes topless); Hyundai Tucson (For heavy breathers, this one offers only a platonic relationship); Hummer H2 SUT (A paramilitary pickup for those who have little or nothing to pick up); Ford Escape Hybrid (Billy Ford makes the first payment on a brash promise - fuel-sipping SUV's) Features - Sneaky Previews (An unauthorized look beyond this fall's new-car horizon); The Candy Man (Craig Naff, the sultan of sheetmetal, creates car confections); Sport: 2004 One Lap Of America (Meybe it's time for a name change. How's 'The 192 Hours Of Brock' sound?) Short Takes - Cadillac SRX V-6 (A sporty family hauler); Toyota Corolla XRS (Boy racer in prep-school shorts) Columns - The Steering Column (Fresh blood and a key promotion as we approach 50); Backfires (Chrysler savior, playing games, lying dynos); Brock Yates (Surely a Nobel Prize isn't far away); Patrick Bedard (At the pumps. High prices and low motives); John Phillips (Name-dropping at Porsche's Rennsport II); Upfront (New Audi A3, Hyundai gaining, show us the money); Last Page: Reader Sightings
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October
Cover Story - 2006 Dodge Charger (An exclusive first-look at Dodge's hot revival. We are not making this up. Mostly) Comparison Test - Sstainable Sports Sedans (Acura TSX, Audi A4 1.8T, Subaru Legacy 2.5GT Limited, Volvo S40 TS) Road Test - Toyota Tacoma Double Cab SR5 4x4 V-6 (Longer, wider, smoother, stronger and a whole bunch of other -ers) Previews - 2006 Audi A3 (The virtues of a sports car and wagon in a hatchback); Honda Odyssey (Honda's slick minivan gets a gas-saving trick, a nicer ride, more flexible seats); Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster (If you liked A Clockwork Orange, you're gonna love this); Land Rover LR3 (Land Rover gives birth to its first offspring conceived since the Ford wedding - and gee, it's already a rugged grownup); Ford Freestyle (Ford backstrokes into a new segment already swimming with sharks) More Previews - Ford Five Hundred (Ford's attempt to fill some very large shoes); Dodge Dakota (No, actually it doesn't have a Hemi); Acura RL (A very trick drive system puts a middle roller among the high rollers) Features - 2005 Charting The Changes (Meet the 64 new kids on the automotive block); Terra Wind (An $850,000 motor coach you can fish from); Long-Term Test: Mini Cooper S (A stylish retro car runs hot and cold); Sport: Dodge Intrepid NASCAR Racer (Are NASCAR Nextel Cup race cars as crude as taxicabs? We find out) Short Takes - Buick Rendezvous Ultra (How a step up in class can also be a step out); Saturn ION Red Line (The dissidents at Saturn built one for us); Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution MR Edition (You could also call it the Evolution VII.V) Columns - The Steering Column (A surprising new active suspension); Backfires (Swedish beans, Cobalt blues, final final); Brock Yates (Notes from the back of a speeding ticket); Patrick Bedard (Can it be true? As safetyimproves, more road deaths); John Phillips (Might the future hold driverless race cars?); Upfront (2006 BMW 3-series, monster Hemi, driving in China); Last Page: Reader Sightings
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December
Cover Story - Comparison Test: Almost Supercars (Chevrolet Corvette Z51 vs. Porsche 911 Carrera) Road Tests - Audi A6 4.2 Quattro (Bye-bye, Bauhaus - hello, huge honker); Acura RL (No longer chasing Lexus, the Acura RL steers a new, twistier course); Ford Mustang GT (Mr. Ed sidesteps the glue factory to become Secretariat. Well, almost); Ford Escape Hybrid 4WD (After a million man-hours, Ford cranks out the first hybrid SUV); Honda Accord Hybrid (Haul ass and save gas) Previews - Maserati Gransport (Not a race car. And better for it); 2006 BMW M5 (Gets to you like white lightning); Porsche Boxster (Even after eight years, it's still a lust object among the au courant); 2006 Audi A4/S4 (Audi's A4 puts on a brave new face. Or is that rave?); Mercedes-Benz CLS550, CLS55 AMG, And SLK55 AMG (The Germans try thinking like Italians) Features - Tank vs. Crank (Stormin' Norman's 68-ton grunt meets Jay Leno's tank-powered torpedo, for no particular reason); Speciality File: Kleemann 55SB (Really, really big things sometimes come in small packages); Virtual Absolution (You may be able to resolve that speeding ticket by taking your punishment online); Long-Term Test: Toyota Sienna XLE (Leave the driving to this minivan, but leave the nanny at home); Sport: Angela Does NASCAR (How a femme tatale hoodwinked stock-car racing, then skipped town, leaving behind a dead husband and an embezzling lover) Columns - The Steering Column (In this century, changing your oil still matters); Backfires (Frugal four, Evo blues, wascally wabbit); Brock Yates ('Buy American' doesn't work with the rich); Patrick Bedard (Tires, like children, should be seen and not heard); John Phillips (Keep your hands off my job. Try this one instead); Upfront (Hot Daewao, big stinky comparo, Paris show); Road Test Digest; Last Page: Reader Sightings
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ISSUE	CONTENTS	QTY.	PRICE	PAYPAL
August	Cover Story - Comparison Test: V-12 Fury! In Europe With 4 Grand Tourers (Aston Martin DB9, Bentley Continental GT, Ferrari 612 Scaglieti F1, Mercedes-Benz CL600) Road Tests - Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 (Chrysler gives its Crossfire a swift kick. You may need to bring a fanny cushion); Scion tC (A loaded pocket rocket that's light on the pocketbook); Cadillac STS V-8 (The kindly old barber of Seville trades scissors for a switchblade); Mazda 6 Wagon (Zoom-zoom with a back room) Previews - Porsche 911 Carrera (More power, and more high-tech tricks); Mini Cooper Convertible (To keep heads turning, the Mini goes topless); Hyundai Tucson (For heavy breathers, this one offers only a platonic relationship); Hummer H2 SUT (A paramilitary pickup for those who have little or nothing to pick up); Ford Escape Hybrid (Billy Ford makes the first payment on a brash promise - fuel-sipping SUV's) Features - Sneaky Previews (An unauthorized look beyond this fall's new-car horizon); The Candy Man (Craig Naff, the sultan of sheetmetal, creates car confections); Sport: 2004 One Lap Of America (Meybe it's time for a name change. How's 'The 192 Hours Of Brock' sound?) Short Takes - Cadillac SRX V-6 (A sporty family hauler); Toyota Corolla XRS (Boy racer in prep-school shorts) Columns - The Steering Column (Fresh blood and a key promotion as we approach 50); Backfires (Chrysler savior, playing games, lying dynos); Brock Yates (Surely a Nobel Prize isn't far away); Patrick Bedard (At the pumps. High prices and low motives); John Phillips (Name-dropping at Porsche's Rennsport II); Upfront (New Audi A3, Hyundai gaining, show us the money); Last Page: Reader Sightings	1	$5.00
October	Cover Story - 2006 Dodge Charger (An exclusive first-look at Dodge's hot revival. We are not making this up. Mostly) Comparison Test - Sstainable Sports Sedans (Acura TSX, Audi A4 1.8T, Subaru Legacy 2.5GT Limited, Volvo S40 TS) Road Test - Toyota Tacoma Double Cab SR5 4x4 V-6 (Longer, wider, smoother, stronger and a whole bunch of other -ers) Previews - 2006 Audi A3 (The virtues of a sports car and wagon in a hatchback); Honda Odyssey (Honda's slick minivan gets a gas-saving trick, a nicer ride, more flexible seats); Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster (If you liked A Clockwork Orange, you're gonna love this); Land Rover LR3 (Land Rover gives birth to its first offspring conceived since the Ford wedding - and gee, it's already a rugged grownup); Ford Freestyle (Ford backstrokes into a new segment already swimming with sharks) More Previews - Ford Five Hundred (Ford's attempt to fill some very large shoes); Dodge Dakota (No, actually it doesn't have a Hemi); Acura RL (A very trick drive system puts a middle roller among the high rollers) Features - 2005 Charting The Changes (Meet the 64 new kids on the automotive block); Terra Wind (An $850,000 motor coach you can fish from); Long-Term Test: Mini Cooper S (A stylish retro car runs hot and cold); Sport: Dodge Intrepid NASCAR Racer (Are NASCAR Nextel Cup race cars as crude as taxicabs? We find out) Short Takes - Buick Rendezvous Ultra (How a step up in class can also be a step out); Saturn ION Red Line (The dissidents at Saturn built one for us); Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution MR Edition (You could also call it the Evolution VII.V) Columns - The Steering Column (A surprising new active suspension); Backfires (Swedish beans, Cobalt blues, final final); Brock Yates (Notes from the back of a speeding ticket); Patrick Bedard (Can it be true? As safetyimproves, more road deaths); John Phillips (Might the future hold driverless race cars?); Upfront (2006 BMW 3-series, monster Hemi, driving in China); Last Page: Reader Sightings	1	$5.00
December	Cover Story - Comparison Test: Almost Supercars (Chevrolet Corvette Z51 vs. Porsche 911 Carrera) Road Tests - Audi A6 4.2 Quattro (Bye-bye, Bauhaus - hello, huge honker); Acura RL (No longer chasing Lexus, the Acura RL steers a new, twistier course); Ford Mustang GT (Mr. Ed sidesteps the glue factory to become Secretariat. Well, almost); Ford Escape Hybrid 4WD (After a million man-hours, Ford cranks out the first hybrid SUV); Honda Accord Hybrid (Haul ass and save gas) Previews - Maserati Gransport (Not a race car. And better for it); 2006 BMW M5 (Gets to you like white lightning); Porsche Boxster (Even after eight years, it's still a lust object among the au courant); 2006 Audi A4/S4 (Audi's A4 puts on a brave new face. Or is that rave?); Mercedes-Benz CLS550, CLS55 AMG, And SLK55 AMG (The Germans try thinking like Italians) Features - Tank vs. Crank (Stormin' Norman's 68-ton grunt meets Jay Leno's tank-powered torpedo, for no particular reason); Speciality File: Kleemann 55SB (Really, really big things sometimes come in small packages); Virtual Absolution (You may be able to resolve that speeding ticket by taking your punishment online); Long-Term Test: Toyota Sienna XLE (Leave the driving to this minivan, but leave the nanny at home); Sport: Angela Does NASCAR (How a femme tatale hoodwinked stock-car racing, then skipped town, leaving behind a dead husband and an embezzling lover) Columns - The Steering Column (In this century, changing your oil still matters); Backfires (Frugal four, Evo blues, wascally wabbit); Brock Yates ('Buy American' doesn't work with the rich); Patrick Bedard (Tires, like children, should be seen and not heard); John Phillips (Keep your hands off my job. Try this one instead); Upfront (Hot Daewao, big stinky comparo, Paris show); Road Test Digest; Last Page: Reader Sightings	1	$5.00