Car Review

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...

As befits a Chapman design, the Elan's cornering power is simply phenomenal. It's a considerable improvement on the 1955 Lotus 11, which first established modern standards for high-speed ...

From the April 1965 Issue of Car and Driver TESTED No contest. This is the Porsche to end all Porsches—or, rather, to start a whole new generation of Porsches. Porsche's new 911 model ...

The automatic transmission felt a bit like the one used in the Ford Fairlane GT/A of our "Super Car" test, but better on part-throttle acceleration. Shelby American modifies this transmiss...

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...

From the December 1968 Issue of Car and Driver TESTED 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 TESTED 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...