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    Tested: 1994 Land Rover Defender 90

    Originally from the February 1994 Issue. What do you buy when you want your transportation to be athletic and distinctive but find that when you’re behind the wheel of a sports car, your driving record accumulates so many points that the state threatens to shred your license, incinerate the scraps, and bury the ashes in […] More

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    Tested: 2020 Audi S8 Issues an Executive Order for Speed

    Jessica Lynn WalkerCar and Driver You can’t easily tell the status of the folks sitting in the 2020 Audi S8. It’s not like the old days where the boss automatically sat in the back of a big executive sedan. Perhaps if the S8 were fitted with Audi’s optional $7750 Executive Rear Seat package, then the […] More

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    Tested: 2020 Porsche 718 Spyder is Music to Our Ears

    Andrew TrahanCar and Driver Some cars are for winning races. Some are for winning attention. The Porsche 718 Spyder is for winning souls. It’s not the quickest car in the 718 Boxster/Cayman family. Or the most structurally stiff. But what it lacks on the spec sheet, it returns in deep and meaningful allure. We spent […] More

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    Tested: Porsche's Panamera GTS Is All About the V-8

    The Pontiac Aztek looks somewhat decent these days. Hummer is coming back to make electric SUVs. Tesla just built its millionth car. To that pile of things we thought we’d never say, we can now add: Porsche builds two sedans. HIGHS: Incredible performance doesn’t hamper its luxurious side, attractive and rich interior, you-must-be-this-tall-to-ride spirit of […] More

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    Tested: 2020 Lincoln Aviator Reserve Wants Us To Grow Up

    Michael SimariCar and Driver When Ford Motor Company announced the CD6 platform that would underpin the 2020 Lincoln Aviator and Ford Explorer would have a longitudinal engine arrangement and available rear-wheel drive, we started daydreaming about drifting a twin-turbo V-6 SUV. Not everything that seems possible in your head actually plays out, though. So, when […] More