This British media outlet is arguably a more literate and visually appealing read than its American counterparts. Nevertheless, Car still suffers from the key limitation that afflicts the genre — it’s too focused on hyping new cars and trinkets. In other words, the content tilts far more toward thinly veiled corporate marketing than independent journalism.
Over the last year Road & Track magazine has moved upmarket. It has replaced its monthly printed magazine with a bi-monthly with around 150 pages. In addition, the magazine is offering access to events, services […]
The July 1966 issue of Popular Science breathlessly predicted what U.S. automakers had planned for the next model year. Even though introductions were only a few months away, a surprising number of the magazine’s predictions […]
News coverage tends to be more policy-oriented than some of the other leading automotive news outlets, which is refreshing. Staff sometimes transcend groupthink, e.g., Paul Eisenstein offered an unusually realistic assessment of Americans’ love affair with cars. […]
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