Car Magazine July 1996 Lightning Strike British Supercar Porsche 911 NSX


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Table of Contents

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Tests and features

38 LIGHTNING STRIKE
We weren't a car that will give more performance per pound than anything else. Fact. Colin Goodwin reveals the full story on Britain's staggering new sportster

48 BMW M3 EVO v HONDA NSX
Is the revised M3 worthy of the supercar tag? On paper it's more than a match for the horribly underrated NSX

56 BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED
Some car makers are paring their products to the bone. John Simister asks where it will all end, and if we'll actually notice

70 FERRARI 456GT AUTO
Maranello looks to extend the appeal of its finest two+twos in this grandest of grand tourers

74 OWNING UP
A FERRARI has to be one of life's better experiences, and Rowan Atkinson's 456GT has proved no exception. Buying the thing wasn't, though

80 HAULIN' CLASS
Ever wondered just how difficult it is to thread a juggernaut (18-wheeler, that) through Little England? Colin Goodwin learns

86 WORLD DOMINATION
Fiat has unveiled plans to crack the million-a-year mark with the PALO — a world car. What's it like and what exactly is a world car anyway?

102 CROCK AROUND THE CLOCK
Take one 1954 Fiat 8V (no ABS, no traction control, 105bhp) and point it at the Mille Miglia, where the spectacle is mightier than the throttle pedal (sadly)

110 NEON v ESCORT v MONDEO
CHRYSLER's newcomer slots somewhere between these two rivals in size and price. But is it better or worse than one, the other or even both?

116 LAMBO TO THE SLAUGHTER
Take one Lamborghini Diablo SV (no ABS, no traction control, 510bhp) and point it down a soaking wet Bolognese hillside. Look out below

120 GIANT TEST
A supermini showdown: FORD FIESTA lx, PEUGEOT 106 XR, CITROEN SAXO VSX, VOLKSWAGEN POLO CL. All 1.4s, all lavishly appointed and only one winner

130 LJK DOES AUSTRALIA
Setright takes the wheel of HOLDEN's new models and muses on a land where man is slave to distance

138 INSIDE LINE
Nigel Roebuck on talent, technology, the trials of Jean Alesi and the peculiar discipline of the Monaco Grand Prix

140 LONG-TERM TEST
A VAUXHALL OMEGA, a strangely antiseptic dealer network and a relationship that started gelled satisfactorily

48
Battle lines are drawn up between NSX and M3 Evo. Is the distinction between supercar and mere car blurring?

116
Diablo SV: stripped out, powered up, big fun

120
Small cars Giant Tested: new 106, Polo, Saxo and Fiesta slug it out for compact cred

38
The Lightning: full story from concept to conception


Regulars

11 UP FRONT

16 NEWSDESK
Porsche 911 replacement, Ferrari Daytona, new 2CV

28 AROUND THE WORLD
Burning issues for Ford US, flourishing Renault Mexico, Britain's marketing men, 3-series tweaks, Daewoo hammers in Japanese corridors of power

31 SIR!

95 COLUMNS
LJK on steering (for a change), some ancient wisdom, the venerable Morris Minor. Mr Bayley Races again, a new breed of home-made car

178 NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW HIM
The boss of bolt-on, the guy who'll go far faster. Lovely bloke


The good, the bad and the ugly

151 NEWCOMERS
VOLVO 850 AWD
SEAT CORDOBA SX
AUDI A3
SUBARU JUSTY AWD
ROVER TOURER
PROTON PERSONA
VW POLO SALOON

162 SECOND THOUGHTS
PEUGEOT 306 DT

162 LONG-TERMERS
LEXUS GS300 SPORT

165 THE LOW-DOWN
All the cars, from the wonderful to the woeful trodden hopefully underfoot

177 SHOWROOM FLOOR
Superstar sales and 10 ways of dissuading prospective passengers

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