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This magazine is edited for automotive enthusiasts interested in the impact the automotive world has had.Its focus ranges from cars and machines to road tests and road trips.It also includes reviews of new vehicles, tips for vintage car collectors and information about auto sports and the automobile business.
This magazine is edited for automotive enthusiasts interested in the impact the automotive world has had.Its focus ranges from cars and machines to road tests and road trips.It also includes reviews of new vehicles, tips for vintage car collectors and information about auto sports and the automobile business.
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- Best in the US
I've read them all.Automobile is the best US car magazine.If you want even better ones, EVO and CAR are superior, but your going to have to pay to have them imported from the Brits.
Rating: - WHERE'S MY PRODUCT?
I KNOW THIS IS A GREAT MAGAZINE, BUT...I HAVE NOT, AS YET, RECEIVED A SINGLE COPY OF MY SUBSCRIPTION!
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- A bit cerebral and pretentious
I'm afraid I can't say much to recommend Automobile unless, like me, you're hopelessly addicted to cars and will read almost anything about them.
Since it's inception, Automobile has always struck me as a bit snobbish and self-satisfied. This, despite not being very interesting. Their mantra has been "No boring cars!," yet it's usually a somewhat boring magazine.
They have some really great (and funny) editorials, and tend to be more honestly critical of cars than other ... Read More
Rating: - BestAutomotive Magazine
I have subscribed to most of the automobile magazines and find Automobile to be the best. Some of its competitors are very overpriced but with Automobile you get a great magazine for a good price. I enjoy reading this magazine and the articles seem better than its competitors.
Rating: - The best (almost) - but definately the best read
Automobile magazine emerged from the creative mind of David E. Davis, Jr. who founded it in 1986 after leaving Car & Driver abruptly.Their moto: "No Boring Cars."This moto has largely succeeded.Davis left several years ago - he's in his 70's so he's entitled to slow down - and left the editorship to Ms. Jean Lindamood Jennings, also formerly of Car & Driver.Personally, I think she is brilliant, but Davis and the suits didn't agree.She assumed the position of "President," while Brit Gavin ... Read More
- Best in the USI've read them all.Automobile is the best US car magazine.If you want even better ones, EVO and CAR are superior, but your going to have to pay to have them imported from the Brits.
- WHERE'S MY PRODUCT?I KNOW THIS IS A GREAT MAGAZINE, BUT...I HAVE NOT, AS YET, RECEIVED A SINGLE COPY OF MY SUBSCRIPTION!
- A bit cerebral and pretentiousI'm afraid I can't say much to recommend Automobile unless, like me, you're hopelessly addicted to cars and will read almost anything about them.
Since it's inception, Automobile has always struck me as a bit snobbish and self-satisfied. This, despite not being very interesting. Their mantra has been "No boring cars!," yet it's usually a somewhat boring magazine.
They have some really great (and funny) editorials, and tend to be more honestly critical of cars than other ... Read More
- BestAutomotive MagazineI have subscribed to most of the automobile magazines and find Automobile to be the best. Some of its competitors are very overpriced but with Automobile you get a great magazine for a good price. I enjoy reading this magazine and the articles seem better than its competitors.
- The best (almost) - but definately the best readAutomobile magazine emerged from the creative mind of David E. Davis, Jr. who founded it in 1986 after leaving Car & Driver abruptly.Their moto: "No Boring Cars."This moto has largely succeeded.Davis left several years ago - he's in his 70's so he's entitled to slow down - and left the editorship to Ms. Jean Lindamood Jennings, also formerly of Car & Driver.Personally, I think she is brilliant, but Davis and the suits didn't agree.She assumed the position of "President," while Brit Gavin ... Read More
