Automobile US Magazine - September/October 2017

In this issue

Act Eight - Rolls-Royce’s all-new Phantom signifies the marque’s reclamation of past glory, regardless of whether or not it’s the best car in the world.

New and Future Cars - Our special annual look at what the market has in store is bigger and better than ever, with more than 100 vehicles that deserve serious consideration. From economical and family-friendly offerings to the latest all-electric options to multi-million-dollar hypercars, there is plenty of goodness in store.

Moon Shot - Humans have not set foot on the moon since 1972, when Apollo 17 astronauts left their lunar rover behind. But Audi has teamed with Part-Time Scientists to develop a new, unmanned Lunar Quattro rover, two of which are scheduled to return to the satellite in 2018 to assess their predecessor’s condition.

Gesundheit - Three years since the initial installment of Luftgekühlt, the Los Angeles gathering of air-cooled Porsche enthusiasts continues to grow. We pay a satisfying visit to the fourth edition of this treasure trove of automotive-culture coolness.

The Still-Affordable Porsche - Not everyone loves the ’70s-era 914, but the mid-engine car is a financially viable alternative for German sports-car loyalists. Also, we look at auction results from RM Sotheby’s in L.A. and Bonhams at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

The Phantom Of The West End

A subtle yet unrestrained reimaging of Rolls-Royce's Flagship model.

4 mins

Cartography

Artist Matt Cusick Maps Out The Living History Of America’s Highways.

3 mins

Asphalt Jungle

Why Robot?

5 mins

Noise, Vibration & Harshness

The Wagon Whose Station Cannot Be Named.

3 mins

Luftgekuhlt: It's Porsche For Cool

Younger People Are Discovering Older Porsches, And The Future Looks Chill For All Of Us

5 mins

Market Watch

The Last Affordable Air -Cooled Porsche  1970-’76 Porsche 914.

3 mins

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Automobile US Magazine Description:

Automobile understands your passion for all things automotive. With each issue, our staff shares their deep knowledge of the people, the history and the business of cars through innovative writing and spectacular photography. We don’t just list the specs. We get under the hood and out on the road to show you what life is like behind the wheel of new models. And most importantly, we have only one rule: no boring cars!