Car Magazine UK May 1998 Mitsubishi Evo v Subaru Impreza WRX & Honda Integra-R


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Car Magazine – May 1998
Mitsubishi Evo v Subaru Impreza WRX & Honda Integra-R (Cover Issue)

Good Condition – Plastic Protective Covering Included

This is an original May 1998 issue of Car Magazine, featuring the iconic twin cover stories: the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V vs Subaru Impreza WRX, and the Honda Integra Type-R vs Civic Type-R. The magazine is in good condition, and the exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review the pictures for condition purposes. Combined shipping is available upon request, and all items include a protective plastic covering.

Below is the complete table of contents, rewritten cleanly without dots and preserving the original wording exactly as printed.


Table of Contents

…bunch of Rs
A new breed of racers for the road enter stage left

New Ford Cougar – page 54
Driving the New Edge coupé from the maker of the Probe
But don’t let that worry you

Rolls sale – page 60
The who, what, why, who not, how much, and—more importantly—when
The full story of the sale of the century

Nissan R390GT – page 68
Testing the TWR Le Mans runner at Jarama, Spain
Ready now, even the gearboxes

Goodbye Ken – page 76
After 30 years of Grand Prix Tyrrells, the founder is gone
He didn’t want to go—not yet, anyway

Cover story 1 – page 84
Mitsubishi Evo V and Subaru Impreza WRX
Tested

Cover story 2 – page 92
Honda Integra Type-R and Honda Civic Type-R
Tested

Traffic warden – page 98
Most of us know what it’s like to receive a ticket
But what exactly is it like on the other side of a fixed penalty notice?

Estate test – page 106
Mercedes E250, Volvo V70 and Audi A6
Golden retrievers, mountain bikes, are we there yet?
Plus: very modern aerodynamic roof-racks (boxes, sorry)

Fiat Seicento – page 114
Another tiny Fiat, slightly bigger than the last one
Featuring a Sporting version—the one that really interests us

Ferrari 456M – page 120
Many small changes, cosmetic and mechanical, add up to a car that’s the same
But altogether different
Still very much a Ferrari

Sidecar madness – page 126
Ever ridden shotgun for the reigning five-times world GP sidecar champion?
Ever wished you packed a friendly little cyanide capsule?


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