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Auto News and Information from Car and Driver – March 2002 – Table of Contents

COMPARISON TEST Desert Foxes: Hot hatches are back. Two carry legendary names, and the third is the winner.
ROAD TESTS GM’s Euro sports car still lacks FDA approval.
Caddy’s Big & Tall.
SHORT TAKE ROAD TEST No shift, Sherlock.
FIRST DRIVE REVIEWS The hot-rod coupe gets a six -speed manual.
A long list of smart ideas crammed into one all-new sports sedan.
So fast nobody makes tires for it.
The civilized civilian Humvee.
How a fellow named Wolfgang dreamed up a perfect British sport-ute, lost it, and got it back.
Hyundai gives its land shark a bigger bite.
This Bug can fly.
LONG-TERM ROAD TEST Lexus aims at BMW and misses, but not by much.
MINI TEST ROAD TESTS Strange bedfellows conceive one fine rod.
More exciting than a Corvette. Just ask Eddie and Wayne.
SPECIALTY FILE A V-8-equipped M3 race car enjoys a fantasy season, but it could be its last.
I wish she didn’t shimmy like my sister Kate.
CAR NEWS Bound for . . . deep space.
Blown SVT Mustang Cobra.
Official Photos and Info.
FEATURES Once there were 50 amphibious cars. Now there is one, and one on the way, and both are English.
Shay Clark is trs chic, trs rapide.
SPORT Of the pro-rally spectator much is asked, much is given, and little is known.
COLUMNS Our cars and our trucks are as fat as we are.
Gas is good, gas is great, but gasoline isn’t forever.
Can Bob Lutz take GM out of its black hole?
UPFRONT The dirt road.
A place where Hummer owners actually go off-road. Just not in their own Hummers.
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