Automobile Magazine – November 2006
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AUTOMOBILE 2006 NOV - VW IROC, RED LINE, PANTERA, Si
Within this issue you will discover the following topics:
1) MAZDASPEED 3: Speed Racer's Mach Five disguised as an affordable hatchback
2) HONDA CIVIC Si: Honda decides that the four-door Civic need not be boring at all
3) VOLKSWAGEN GTI: VW brings its four-door GTI to America at last
4) MINI COOPER: The new Mini Cooper looks a lot like the old one, but we help you spot the differences
5) SATURN SKY RED LINE: The turbocharged roadster makes a case for itself as a budget Corvette
6) ARIEL ATOM: The supercar, stripped down to the essentials
7) VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO: VW calls it the IROC concept, but you'll know it as the new Scirocco
8) DE TOMASO PANTERA: After thirty-five years, the star crossed, down and dirty Pantera is finally getting some respect
9) HOT WHEELS: What happened when Hot Wheels came to Speed, Kansas?
10) BEACH BOYS: Stanley Steamer owners return to Florica's sand to mark the centennial of the steam-ar movement's high point
11) Night Sky: Yellow at night, driver's delight - that is, if it's the turbocharged Sky Red Line
12) VILE GOSSIP: It's been a beautiful ride: After twenty-six years, a Labor Day weekend at Lime Rock Park is a great place for a last hurrah.
13) NEWS: Small SUVs for Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen, plus one fast diesel.
14) BY DESIGN: The custom-bodied Ferrari P4/5 redeems Pininfarina.
15) LETTERS: The most beautiful cars of all time, in the eyes of our readers.
16) FOUR SEASONS WRAP-UP: A year with the Lexus GS430 provides us with plenty of luxury, but we were hoping for a little more sport.
17) FOUR SEASONS LOGBOOK: The Volkswagen Passat takes a road trip, and we check in with the Toyota FJ Cruiser, the BMW 330i, and the Porsche Boxster S.
18) COLLECTIBLE CLASSIC: The 1973-74 Volkswagen "Thing" pushed the boundaries of basic.
19) AUCTIONS: Six auction houses, three days, one peninsula: Monterey.
20) NON SEQUITUR: The Pantera turned heads at Geneva in 1971.
Plus other interesting features:
Within this issue you will discover the following topics:
1) MAZDASPEED 3: Speed Racer's Mach Five disguised as an affordable hatchback
2) HONDA CIVIC Si: Honda decides that the four-door Civic need not be boring at all
3) VOLKSWAGEN GTI: VW brings its four-door GTI to America at last
4) MINI COOPER: The new Mini Cooper looks a lot like the old one, but we help you spot the differences
5) SATURN SKY RED LINE: The turbocharged roadster makes a case for itself as a budget Corvette
6) ARIEL ATOM: The supercar, stripped down to the essentials
7) VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO: VW calls it the IROC concept, but you'll know it as the new Scirocco
8) DE TOMASO PANTERA: After thirty-five years, the star crossed, down and dirty Pantera is finally getting some respect
9) HOT WHEELS: What happened when Hot Wheels came to Speed, Kansas?
10) BEACH BOYS: Stanley Steamer owners return to Florica's sand to mark the centennial of the steam-ar movement's high point
11) Night Sky: Yellow at night, driver's delight - that is, if it's the turbocharged Sky Red Line
12) VILE GOSSIP: It's been a beautiful ride: After twenty-six years, a Labor Day weekend at Lime Rock Park is a great place for a last hurrah.
13) NEWS: Small SUVs for Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen, plus one fast diesel.
14) BY DESIGN: The custom-bodied Ferrari P4/5 redeems Pininfarina.
15) LETTERS: The most beautiful cars of all time, in the eyes of our readers.
16) FOUR SEASONS WRAP-UP: A year with the Lexus GS430 provides us with plenty of luxury, but we were hoping for a little more sport.
17) FOUR SEASONS LOGBOOK: The Volkswagen Passat takes a road trip, and we check in with the Toyota FJ Cruiser, the BMW 330i, and the Porsche Boxster S.
18) COLLECTIBLE CLASSIC: The 1973-74 Volkswagen "Thing" pushed the boundaries of basic.
19) AUCTIONS: Six auction houses, three days, one peninsula: Monterey.
20) NON SEQUITUR: The Pantera turned heads at Geneva in 1971.
Plus other interesting features:
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