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Car and Driver August 2005 Tony Swan |
Pebble Beach Each August, thousands of car-lovers descend on Pebble Beach for the annual Concours d'Elegance, one of the most prestigious collector car events on the planet. But the concours is only one facet of an auto-fest that now overflows into the preceding week. |
Car and Driver September 2005 Ray Hutton |
Requiem for MG The remarkable little two-seater is down, but maybe not permanently out. |
Car and Driver September 2005 Larry Webster |
Specialty File: MRT Interceptor A centrifugal supercharger kit from Paxton can reportedly boost the Mustang's 300-hp V-8 to 470. So, before the GT500 debuts, consider building your own -- at a savings of about ten grand. |
Car and Driver September 2005 Ray Hutton |
Aston Martin DB9 Volante What makes an Aston Martin DB9 Volante cooler than an 'ordinary' Aston Martin DB9? For starters, how about a convertible top? |
Car and Driver September 2005 Ron Kiino |
Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG Wagon To create the ultimate one car -- that singular vehicle that can wear multiple hats -- might we suggest a vehicle that meets the following criteria? |
Car and Driver September 2005 Tony Quiroga |
Mercedes-Benz S-Class Mercedes has decided to pile all its digital technology into a single system, so this newest S-class has several features not seen before. Yet it's still the object of our disaffection. |
Car and Driver September 2005 Barry Winfield |
Porsche 911 Carrera 4 and 4S The earthshaking launch of the latest Carrera 4 and its larger-engined, higher-performing Carrera 4S sibling does not dilute the car's basic appeal. |
Car and Driver August 2005 |
Spied! The Porsche Cayenne appears to be moving towards a sharper and more unique look. |
BusinessWeek August 15, 2005 Kathleen Kerwin |
Sumptuous And Speedy Bentley's $165,000 Flying Spur sedan has lots of power beneath its rich veneer. |
Car and Driver August 2005 Andre Idzikowski |
Ferrari Superamerica A Ferrari Superamerica convertible will set you back about $315,000 (the base six-speed is just $305,000). Still, the allotment of 170 cars for the U.S. has already been spoken for. |
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