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YOUR RESEARCHJune edition Road & Track magazine
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I don't like the new redesign that much, but the 911/50th anniversary issue is a must-buy for any Porsche owner.
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Don't usually pick this up but the June edition is almost entirely dedicated to the 50 year history of 911's and has a lot of very interesting articles ranging from a head to head race comparison of 934 vs. 935 to a good review of the 2014 GT3 and lot's in between!
Pete
As long as R&T has Peter Egan it is always worth reading.
I don't like the new redesign that much, but the 911/50th anniversary issue is a must-buy for any Porsche owner.
R&T played a big role in me becoming a true car guy and I've been a loyal subscriber since May 1983, but the redesign starting with the last issue really pained me! There was even a food review in there. Seriously?! Peter Egan has always played a huge role in my publication devotion, but even his column in that 1st issue wasn't one of his best. Perhaps it reflected his feelings about the redesign as well. I guess I'll have to stick with Excellence and Sports Car Market magazines!
I have to agree. The redesign seems to be an attempt to follow a web design format, making it somewhat haphazard in print form. But as long as they have Egan I will subscribe.
As for other magazines, if you are not a PCA member you are missing the revival of Panorama under new editor Pete Stout - who previously helmed Excellence. IMO Excellence is slipping without him. His first few issues of Panorama show great promise. Much better layout and photography, along with the sort of slightly longer and more detailed articles that made Excellence so good.
