1967 Maserati Ghibli – Feature
If our expectations for the new Maserati seem unduly high, blame the Ghibli. In fact, blame the Ghibli for completely warping our standards for automotive aesthetics since most cars sitti...
A brief timeline
Daytona Speedway celebrates five decades of American racing lore and legend....
1984 Audi 5000S/Turbo
Three cars came one vote short of unanimous in our balloting, and the Audi 5000S and/or Turbo was one of those three. The Turbo version has been criticized because it costs an extra 5770 a...
Leading the Way in American Automotive Engineering
Originally published in Car and Driver magazine in May 1968.
In its own category, the super strong, super trick new Corvette had a hell of a battle against the epitome of automotive exo...
Nitrous Controversey
Five-time Pro Stock champion Warren Johnson is outspoken in accusing Wayne County of having used nitrous oxide for years, and he condemns the NHRA for letting them get away with it."That's ...
2013 10Best 10 Most Promising Technologies – Feature
range-anxiety relief
Fear of running out of juice on the road can be a deal-killer for prospective electric-car buyers. Improved charging infrastructure will help to relieve ran...
Car-Mounted Video Cameras Tested – Review
Admit it: You’ve always wanted to make your own version of Rendezvous but lack a proper camera to capture the lunacy of running flat-out through the streets of Paris. Or maybe the onl...
Performance Data and Complete Specs
A Detroit-to-Long Island enduro to find out if today‘s automotive pioneer can outrun its predecessor. See which car wins at Car and Driver....
1967 Readers‘ Choice Winners – Archived Feature
Originally published in Car and Driver magazine in May 1967.
Well, you’ve gone and done it. The 1967 Readers’ Choice results have set us on our editorial ear. The volume of your respons...
1974 Chevrolet Malibu Classic – Archived Feature
From the October 1973 Issue of Car and Driver
Chevrolet enters 1974 with a new nameplate: the Malibu Classic. This is distinguishable from more mundane Chevelles because of its life-like...