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and British magazines are filled with British retailers...
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that eventually ran into the same legal problems with its name as
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Now, can anyone recommend a good U.S.-based periodical?
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Okay, I picked up the much acclaimed EVO Porsche Supercars issue that was buzzing around a few weeks ago... In addition, I also picked up the latest issues of "GTPORSCHE", "911" and "911 & Porsche World" magazines. All very nice with excellent articles and pictures, but all British... Not that there's anything wrong with that (I don't mean to imply anything)... but one of the things I like about car magazines is the ads sprinkled throughout and in the back... and British magazines are filled with British retailers...
Now, can anyone recommend a good U.S.-based periodical?
Thanks,
Rudy
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'01 Arctic Silver/Black C2 Cabriolet
'03 Silver F-150 Supercrew
I really like that EVO issue, but the right-hand drive cars just seem, er, backwards.
Also if you join PCA you'll get Panorama magazine which is pretty good for insider articles and event coverage.
http://www.pca.org/panorama/
+1 on RHD. I did join PCA, received Panorama and agree.
Looks like "Excellence" is the CW favorite - I'll go find a copy.
Thanks for the tip!
Rudy
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'03 Silver F-150 Supercrew
Someone tell me why I can’t subscribe through their website. I finally found my checkbook and sent in the payment. WTF – who still writes checks and puts them in the mail?
Excellence
subscribers.
And to the OP, most of the US periodicals I've seen blow. I like Automobile, Pano [pictures], and I take evo as well.
They do that only for 996, 993, 964, 928, 924 and 914 owners, because they figure if you own a Porsche that is no longer in production, you will be more comfortable with the 1990s payment method.
BTW - if you have a 997 you can pay electronically.
Don't feel bad though, as soon as they found out I turned my 996 back to the leasing company and replaced it with a Honda, they discontinued my subscription and applied the remainder of my unused subscription dues toward a subscription for Hot Import Tuners magazine.
There is very little to dispute the absoluteness of
Excellence
magazine as the singular magazine of choice for Porsche owners in America. There once was a magazine called
VW & Porsche
that eventually ran into the same legal problems with its name as
Excellence
did when the first 10 issues were called
PORSCHE
magazine.
VW & Porsche
changed its name to
European Car
and then lost its focus because it then felt obliged to include all the other German cars and then the Swedish cars, etc.
