At 15,763 miles, we noticed a bulge in the sidewall of the left front tire (it turned out to be the result of a nail). The right rear tire had developed a slow leak. We had to replace both ...
Our long-term 2004 Mazda RX-8 traveled exactly 451 miles before the first thing went kablooey. Distant cheering could be heard from the Lincoln-Mercury, Volvo, and Mazda dealer across town....
Cigarette butts in the ashtray of a rented car? Not when we rented a Shelby Mustang GT 350H from Hertz. No—sir we found cigarette butts in the rear brake scoop. What other rent-a-car ...
We're sure someone will utter a cry of protest, but to our knowledge, the '67 Shelby Mustang is the first production car to offer a true rollover bar as standard equipment. Not a thicker r...
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In the Austrian factory where workers in blue jumpsuits assemble the Mercedes-Benz G500, there is a sign that reads, "Geländewagen: Robust und Exklusiv."
That sign describes ...
From the December 1968 Issue of Car and Driver
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Can you imagine a Japanese trying to say "Corolla"? Not in a million years. Oriental tongues just won't move in that direction. Whic...
From the November 1968 Issue of Car and Driver
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It may just be that this time the stylists I have done too good a job. Look at the Mustang Mach I and you expect miracles—drive it...
The Prius is also about space inside. Passenger room is up eight percent to 96.3 cubic feet, close to the Toyota Camry's 101.8. Kneeroom and legroom in back are darn near vast. This is a ...
Originally published in Sports Cars Illustrated magazine in June 1957.
Chevrolet's injection is a premature baby, but it's still alive and kicking. It was prematured by a sudden jolt f...
Originally published in Sports Cars Illustrated in March 1959.Racer Brown's chart (see Part II of his article in next months's issue) indicates that the all-out dual-quad version boasts bet...