Automobile Magazine

Pros: Highly polished, informative, articulate, and beautiful.

Cons: None Really...

The Bottom Line: the glossy pages of Automobile Magazine I have found a home, a resting place from which I can gleam my needed automotive knowledge.

Review: Like most men in their twenties I was a car guy. I ate and drank the elixir of horsepower, torque, RPM’s, and sheet metal. I could recite long lists of carlines and their varying specifications. I subscribed to and devoured all of the (four) the ...

Pros: High production values; honest; not politically correct

Cons: Too honest; Offends some readers

Review: Whenever I make my routine visit to the local B&N to read the latest magazines, I notice that the car rags are regularly the most ruffled, folded and worn. I can't blame the other patrons; most car magazines are a good newsstand read, but that's...

Pros: Well laid-out, energetically written, wonderfully up-to-date

Cons: Only twelve issues a year.. Biased towards BMW (but then again, who isn't?)

The Bottom Line: This is an incredible bit of journalism. I highly suggest you drop the twelve bucks a year(!) it costs to subscribe.

Review: When I was a kid, I ordered one of those billion-piece plastic army man sets from the back of a comic book. You know, the ones that came with 24 infantrymen, 18 bazooka men, 4 mortar cannons, 2 field nurses, 14 grenade throwers, 2 jeeps, etc. etc. The...

Pros: Contains useful information

Cons: none

Review: I have been a subscriber to Automobile magazine since last year. I love Automobile because it gives plenty of useful information on the cars that I love, and no bs on them either. I especially like the four seasons section of the magazine because it...

Pros: pictures, articles, In Gear

Cons: a bit too many SUVs........oh well

Review: I have had a subscription to this magazine for over a year and it is great. They recently had an article on the PT Cruiser(pretty cool) where they went to Hollywood and interviewed people from K.D. Lang to a vodka salesman named Vasily. There was also an...

Pros: Packed with car reviews and products

Cons: Little advertisement pages

Review: If you like car magazines than Automobile Magazine is the one to read.Every page is full of interesting reading. Not like some other car magazines Automobile magazine is always thick and loaded with car reviews and products.I am always ready to read the...

Pros: Subscription price, Articles.

Cons: Non subscription price, Typical auto mag overdose of advertisements.

The Bottom Line: Recommended to anyone who likes to read about cars/ automotive related info.

Review: Growing tired of the same styled auto news/reviews in Motor Trend and Car and Driver Magazines I decided to go with a unlikely selection: Automobile. If you have read some of my reviews here at Epinions then you have most likely found that I have an ...

Pros: Nice pictures, excellent coverage in areas I care about

Cons: Almost too much to read

The Bottom Line: Automobile Magazine keeps everything simple, easy to read, and in a nice, straightforward format. If I had a subscription, I would check my mailbox for the magazine every day!

Review: I admit that I was a bit nervous about reading this magazine for the first time...it resembles a cheap, off-brand name car magazine. However, upon closer inspection, I was pleasantly surprised with the articles and the layout...

First of all,...

Pros: Good Mag, Great news and Themed Issues

Cons: BMW bias

Review: I really enjoy Automobile Magazine. I have had subscriptions to most of the Auto magazines, at some time, and find Automobile the most interesting. I really enjoy all car magazines, but there are many small things that I feel put Automobile above the...

Pros: Sophisticated writing, good editorials

Cons: Lacks humor, no independent road test data

Review: As I note in my Car & Driver review, I've been a long time subscriber to that magazine. I especially loved it when David E. Davis was editor. Then, back in '86 or so, he departed to start a new magazine. A press magnate, I believe it was Rupert...