Car Magazine UK Import April 1981 Porsche Cover Photo by Martyn Goddard VG


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Car Magazine (UK Import) – April 1981
Porsche Cover Photo by Martyn Goddard – Very Good Condition

This April 1981 UK-import issue of Car Magazine features a striking Porsche cover photographed by Martyn Goddard. Inside, the issue delivers in-depth automotive journalism from some of the magazine’s most respected writers, along with industry analysis, road tests, engineering insights, and early looks at soon-to-arrive models. A standout issue from one of the most influential eras of Car Magazine.

The magazine is in very good condition, showing minor edge wear consistent with age. The item pictured is exactly the item you will receive. Please review all photos for condition purposes. Each issue includes a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.


Contents

3 Carnet
Words from on high

5 Sir!
Over to you…

15 Frontline
Barker, Bishop, Setright speak

27 Oracle
World-wide words

40 The Metal Mountain
As the industry climbs, CAR finds that the motor industry is looking at other industries to light your way

46 The White Light of Ulster
The Province has a great future despite the critics and the mourners. The future is in neon lights

50 NEWCOMERS
Peugeot 305S – all the gadgets, plus some sting
Mazda 323 – look-alike enters export derby
Ford EXP/Mercury LN7 – What America did to Escort
BMW 732A – Germany’s six-now, three-later engine

54 SCOOP!
Mercedes W201 – The small Merc for the ’80s
VW Polo and Derby – The big ones for the ’80s

56 Porsche Carrera GT / 924 Turbo
Steve Cropley and Georg Kacher discover how you can be exotic with just 2 litres and 150mm

64 At the Core of the Car
LJK Setright explains how the future lies with the engine — and the importance of the cars that have cared for it

68 Ford-Lashing at Lommel
Roger Bell gives the greatest Granadas yet — and driverials — all they can take at Ford’s proving grounds

70 The Quattro Quandary
What have we been saying? Ronald Barker and British engineers think we have been guilty of understatement

78 FF: Undercover Quattro
It’s just about as good as Quattro and it probably suits your existing racer for racing grounds

80 GIANT TEST — The Economacs
Metro HLS • Renault 5TS • Ford Fiesta 1.3S
Three for economy, but it’s what else they do that matters

90 M196: The Winner
LJK Setright, in the first of a series, probes the depths of one of Britain’s great engines

93 Carphology
Enjoy the traffic jam — and beyond: CAR on ICE

96 LONG TERM TEST — Citroen Visa Club
Steve Cropley chooses Citroen’s answer to global stretching – and the test is expanding if it is not the best answer of all

101 The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
The buyer’s guide that sets the salesman loathe

114 The Aurelia Enigma
A hallowed car that’s backing – and filling the hall of fame


An excellent issue for enthusiasts of early-1980s automotive journalism, featuring notable writers and standout engineering coverage, especially for Porsche and emerging performance technologies.

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