Car and Driver

This magazine is for automobile enthusiasts interested in domestic and imported autos. Each issue contains road tests and features on performance, sports, international coverage of road race, stock and championship car events, technical reports, personalities and products. Road tests are conducted with electronic equipment by engineers and journalists and the results are an important part of the magazine's review section. Get Car and Driver digital magazine subscription today.

I was born after the American automobile dominated the world.

BACKFIRES • Think of it as the peer-review section of the magazine, hosted by your pal Ed.

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China in High Gear • How China’s automakers went from being bit players at home to dominating the world’s biggest auto market.

Executive Shuffe • Wherever the president travels, the world’s most secure vehicle goes too.

Headlights on the Half Shell • As a feature for one model year only, the 1965 Buick Riviera’s clamshell headlights are a rarity. So are the parts needed to keep them working.

Coming In Clutch • Honda’s E-Clutch automates the clutch without sacrificing manual control.

If you find yourself having to sell a car, skip the classifieds drama. The best buyer is one who’s in your contacts list.

Taking a gamble on a 23-year-old luxury car to escape the heat came with a cool bonus history lesson.

FORD v FERDINAND • FORD’S TEAM CONJURES AN UNPRECEDENTED FREAK TO STARE DOWN PORSCHE’S BEST.

The Greatest American Heroes

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.

CTRL + P • Additive manufacturing, or 3-D printing, is used extensively in the assembly of the 21C, and the technology is spreading to other automakers as well.

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

The Strong, Silent Type

Seeing Signs

So Long, Farewell

Fully Hybrid Workspace

Power Struggle

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