Road & Track magazine ending?

[PimTac]

Washington Post costs me $300 for that. A building full of reporters and editors costs money.

Sure and I wouldn’t pay $300 for that fish wrapper either.

 

[PimTac]

The New York Times works well for that.

Not if they use the soy based ink.

 

[MCompact]

I heard Csaba Csere speak at a BMW CCA Oktoberfest; I was able to speak with him for a bit afterwards- a very interesting guy.

 

[4WD]

Not if they use the soy based ink.

Thinking the materials are fake too

 

[Saabist]

I liked Car & Driver back in the day (1960s-1970s) due to their irreverent attitude. Enjoyed Road & Track as well, but they were more straight-laced and analytical. Still have stacks of those old things. The only car magazine I currently subscribe to is Hemmings Classic Car which now includes articles on imports which previously were in a separate publication. Hope they can keep it going for a while. (Not to be too indelicate, but one of the great things about print boosk, newspapers, and magazines is that they lend themselves easily to reading while on the "throne". Using a computer, smartphone, or tablet in that situation is just plain wrong.)

 

[grampi]

I think magazines in general are going away...the internet is running them out of business...

 

[Greasymechtech]

Videos? nothing but babblering... I'd rather read an article.

1 magazine after another disappears.... hobbies are disappearing too. Too many addicted to cellphones and eternal scrolling. Sad world.

 

[slo town]

Get the print version of Haggerty. I love it.

Scott

 

[97prizm]

R&T, Automobile. Mustang & fast fords. Ten automotive magazines were dropped between November 2020 and now. This happen to Sport Compact Car, which I read cover to cover every month. It was replaced with Hot Compact and Imports (HCI) but i think it too is hanging by a thread. https://www.carscoops.com/2019/12/t...s-including-automobile-mopar-muscle-and-more/

 

[Snagglefoot]

Some mags were dropped all together in both print and electronic formats. That’s what happened with Mustangs and Fast Ford’s. I just received my digital version of Road and Track with no indication it’s cancelled. I’ll wait and see. I’m thinking there is some confusion out there. As fast as I know Road and Track is still viable as an electronic “ magazine”. Tell me if that’s not the case.

 

[odie]

Find this to be good source for vehicles . Gives calculated gas mileage . https://consumerguide.com/ .