AUTOMOBILE 2006 MAR - NEW MIURA & GALLARDO, 911-T

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)         AUTO SHOW SPECIAL: We bring you all the cool new cars from the Los Angeles and Detroit auto shows.

2)         LAMBORGHINI MIURA: The most beautiful car of all time is reborn.

3)         CHEVROLET CAMARO: Back among the living at last, with big power, big tires, and big everything else.

4)         JAGUAR XK: Jaguar's new coupe and convertible prove to be grand.

5)         touring companions indeed.

6)         PORSCHE 911 TURBO: Even Lapland in winter can't cool our desire for the hottest 911.

7)         CATERHAM CSR260: You say you want to drive a racing car? Get one of these.

8)         SOUTH AFRICA, VIA LAND ROVER: When Land Rover plans a five-star adventure in South Africa, no bush is left unbeaten.

9)         THE MOUSE THAT ROARS: Celebrating the small-block V-8 with a turn in a '55 Chevy stock car.

10)   LIFTOFF: The NEW Lamborghini Miura concept is revealed to the gathered throng at the Detroit auto show.

11)   VILE GOSSIP: Forget hybrids, muscle cars, and those crazy Chinese. This year's auto shows see design return to the headlines. And look for Europe's prestigious Red Dot to fan the flame.

12)   LAMBORGIHIN GALLARDO SPYDER: A new drop-top.

13)   2007 TOYOTA CAMRY

14)   MAYBACH 575

15)   MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE RALLIART : Slick new concept.

16)   HONDA CIVIC HYBRID

17)   CADILLAC XLR-V: Caddy crashes the $100,000 barrier.

18)   AUTO NEWS: Feast your eyes on the Ferrari 599GTB, learn the secret of the next Audi TT, and check out one awesome Pad, the Toyota FJ Cruiser is a Japanese original.

19)   LONG TERM TEST: Checking in with our Audi A6, Mazda 5, and Subaru B9 Tribeca, and welcoming our new BMW 330i.

20)   AUCTION NEWS: At the Bonhams Ferrari Sale, collectors dug deep into their pockets to put a prancing horse in their garages.

21)   CLASSICS: The 1987-1990 BMW M3 is the ultimate 3-series and still very attainable.

22)   AUTO ART: The magic of the auto show, as captured by photographer Tim Andrew.

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