CAR Magazine September 1993 Ford 1996 Baby Scoop New Cult Cars MG RV8 Feature


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Table of Contents

5 AGENDA

Gillies worries about Aston Martin losing sight of its traditional values. Plus Ford’s turn away from conservatism

6 SCOOP! ALL FORDS UNTIL 1998

Bored with Fords? Chances are that you won't be in the future, as our exclusive look into its exciting forward model programme reveals

12 NEWS

First pictures of the facelifted Mercedes S-class, plus news of Saab’s replacement for the 96, Jaguar’s XJ6 plans, and Citroën’s Xantia coupé

24 ORACLE

Georg Kacher takes us through the makers’ upcoming niche cars. Many should be well worth the wait

28 IN BRITAIN

Richard Feast looks at Honda’s UK plans, gets hot under the collar about air-conditioning, and has discount news

32 NEWCOMERS

Rolls-Royce and Bentley New V8, same nature p32
Vauxhall Astra GSi 1.8 Insurance job p38
Peugeot 306 diesel Not as fun as a ZX p42
Citroën Xantia diesel Larks and mpg p45
Mercedes E-class Diesels are poor p49

32 The Flying Lady sits atop a new powerpla

65 FRONTLINE

Bishop hates cricket, Bulgin talks to a fashion man, Atkinson on Morgan and Setright drives a Jaguar and Daihatsu

80 THE NEW CULT CARS

We examine the new breed of cult cars: from sporty diesels, hot hatches and coupés to people-carriers and off-roaders. Which cult do you want to join?

80 The new cult cars: Ford Maverick, Ford Probe GT, BMW 325td, Audi S4 estate and Renault Espace 

53 SIR!

Our Accord Roversiation kit is flawed, we’re told, and stop apologising for supercars, says another reader. Plus LJK Setright is told to lay off trades unionists

60 SOAP BOX

Bruce Bannister can see the way that motoring journalism should go. Thankfully, he reckons the future’s bright

94 CULTIVATING THE NICHE

Manufacturers have only recently got round to building interesting niche vehicles in Europe. Georg Kacher and Mark Gillies examine the whys and wherefores

98 GIANT TEST

Cost is no object in our search for the finest sports tourer. Aston Martin Virage Volante, Jaguar XJS V12 convertible, and Mercedes 500SL go under the glass

108 MG RV8 caption section 

108 MG RV8 poses in front of the Möhne dam in Germany, 50 years after it was breached by the RAF

106 THE UNTOUCHABLES

Every car maker has a duffer in its range. Russell Bulgin gives the low-down

108 BLAST FROM THE PAST

It is 50 years since the legendary Dam Busters squadron flew to Germany to attack the Ruhr dams. Phil Llewellin retraces their steps in an MG RV8

116 ON OUR HOBBY HORSES

Paul Horrell loves Citroën XMs. Russell Bulgin hates them. Our boys do battle on paper to make their points

118 SUSPENDED ANIMATION

In 1972 Dr Alex Moulton built a Mini to his own specification. Having driven the car, Richard Bremner rather wishes Rover would do the same

124 GOING NOWHERE FAST

The latest iteration of the old 911 Porsche is the Speedster. Ian Fraser takes a nostalgic look

130

A lone Peugeot 504 blasts across the Australian outback in the Lombard London to Sydney rally

126 GREAT ENGINEERS

LJK's moves on from Maranello to Norfolk and to Colin Chapman, the flawed genius who founded Lotus Cars

130 WHIZZERS OF OZ – PART TWO

Intense heat in India, Delhi belly, and a state of perpetual problems during the grueling drive across Australia fail to stop our intrepid Greens

140 INSIDE LINE

For Ayrton Senna, Formula One is as important as life itself. Trouble is, says Nigel Roebuck, he doesn’t seem to realise that for others (such as Ford) it’s not

144 RETROGRADE

Rupert goes in search of bargain Benzes. Don’t panic, our scourge of the treacourt hasn’t middle-aged before his time – it’s the nasty-chassis 190E he’s after

146 SUBSCRIPTIONS

An offer you can’t refuse: we pay the postage on your subscription

157 THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY

More cars come under the spy glass – including an open Audi and a Vauxhall with a daft name and a low price

168 LOST IN AMERICA

Jamie Kitman has given his Rover P6 a P45. Trouble is, he’s gone and got a Renault LeCar instead. The story so far – head gasket, water pump. C’est un chien?

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