In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Car & Driver

• BACKFIRES
  Think of it as the peer-review section of the magazine, hosted by your pal Ed.
• China in High Gear
  How China’s automakers went from being bit players at home to dominating the world’s biggest auto market.
• Coming In Clutch
  Honda’s E-Clutch automates the clutch without sacrificing manual control.
• FORD v FERDINAND
  FORD’S TEAM CONJURES AN UNPRECEDENTED FREAK TO STARE DOWN PORSCHE’S BEST.
• PRINTING QUEST
  A CALIFORNIA COMPANY IS LOOKING TO ADVANCE THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY, ONE 3-D-PRINTED PART AT A TIME. ALSO, WITH A HYPER CAR OR TWO.
• A STAR IS BORN
  WE SURVEY DETROIT’S TRANSFORMATION FROM THE DRIVER’S SEAT OF CADILLAC’S HEAVENLY NEW FLAGSHIP, THE $360,890 CELESTIQ.
• HERE, THERE, EVERY WHERE
  Whether you’re looking to start a family or break out on your own, these subcompact crossovers are your stepping stone to a new chapter.
• Drivelines
  A DIGEST OF TESTS, UNFETTERED OPINIONS, AND SOME INTERESTING MINUTIAE
• Fleeting Thoughts
  Updates and hot takes on the vehicles fortunate enough to spend 40,000 miles with C/D’s editors.
• 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. by John Phillips