In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Car & Driver

• BACKFIRES
  Think of it as the peer-review section of the magazine, hosted by your pal Ed.
• The GReat Gazoo
  Toyota breaks off GR into its own brand with the twin-turbo V-8 hybrid GT supercar.
• In Your Atmos Sphere
  Dolby’s Atmos redefines the audio experience both inside and outside the car.
• Get in Line
  Gyraline taps into the power of the iPhone to create a DIY alignment tool.
• Parallel Play
  A parallel-parking competition in Pittsburgh tests our skills and speed.
• EZRA DYER
  When a friend buys a Chevy Express, I learn how this automotive vampire has survived 30 years without a redesign.
• ELANA SCHERR
  A much-requested update on my brilliant plan to become a Bentley owner at a reduced cost.
• THIS IS OUR HOUSE
  For 20 years, we’ve gone south, closed the gate behind us, and lapped the newest performance cars to see how they handle the hardest test North America offers.
• UNREALITY BITES
  THE 2026 HONDA PRELUDE HYBRID SIMULATES STIMULATION.
• SPEEDING BULLITTS
  THE TWO-DOOR DODGE CHARGER SCAT PACK AND FORD MUSTANG GT DUKE IT OUT ALONG THE ROUTE OF THE BULLITT CAR CHASE IN SAN FRANCISCO. CAN THE TWIN-TURBO, ALL-WHEEL-DRIVE CHARGER WRITE A NEW ENDING TO A FAMILIAR SCRIPT, OR IS THE V-8 MUSTANG STILL THE PREEMINENT PONY CAR?
• JIM
  Five years into driving Ford, CEO Jim Farley has pulled a U-turn on EVs and floored it with off-roaders. Now he’s navigating competition from China.
• Drivelines
  A DIGEST OF TESTS, UNFETTERED OPINIONS, AND SOME INTERESTING MINUTIAE
• True to Form
  The Ferrari Amalfi, the luxury brand’s entry-level offering, chooses manners over sportiness but still packs a 631-hp punch.
• The Effcient Traveler
  EVs and sedans may represent a tiny sliver of the market, but the Mercedes-Benz CLA EVs prove that good things can still come in smaller packages.
• The Best Odds
  The cars I recall most fondly were neither the prettiest nor the quickest. Certainly not the most expensive. They were machines that emerged willfully peculiar and intractably idiosyncratic.