Car Review

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...

In case it doesn't, the six-speed in our 3.5SE test car can be swapped for a four-speed Jatco automatic with a manual shift mode at the same trim level, or even for a five-speed Aisin autom...

TESTED A Toyota Prius looks as if it's rescuing the planet just sitting in the car park. The pudgy body is stripped of extraneous tinsel, and it tippytoes on four little donuts that look...

Coletti likes to emphasize that the new Cobra is not a one-dimensional car. By that he means it's no longer possible to build one-trick pony cars in a market sensitized by high-performance ...

Behold and tremble! The four-holer Buick returneth....

From the January 1967 Issue of Car and Driver TESTED Oversteer is back—and Porsche's got it! Early Porsches had it too, and now it has come full circle. Barely three years ago, Porsche...

Time has been gentle to the current Mercedes-Benz E-class. Ripened to senior status by seven busy years on the market, the E's stately bearing and handsome four-moon face can still beguile ...