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	A Magazine Area - compare price: AUTOWEEK magazine
		Autoweek has more pages of road tests, more inside information, sooner, more hardware and software features on cars, trucks and the folks who make them happen, and more motorsports coverage, too.
		Autoweek takes drivers on a roadtrip to success.
		AutoWeek magazine is the premier publication for car enthusiasts and industry insiders.
	www.amagarea.com /Detail/NS-PJIDLTTZ (396 words)

	AutoWeek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		AutoWeek is a weekly automobile magazine based in Detroit, Michigan.
		Regarded automotive journalist Rich Ceppos is now the publisher of AutoWeek and Leon's son, Dutch Mandel, is the editor.
		AutoWeek is published by Crain Communications, which also publishes Automotive News.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AutoWeek (192 words)

	AutoWeek.nl - alles over uw volgende auto (nieuwe auto's, occasions, tests, gebruikersreviews)
		Het AutoWeek testarchief met meer dan 1.000 vergelijkende tests.
		Dit is het eerste officiële beeld van de Skoda Superb.
		Het AutoWeek testarchief met meer dan 1.000 tests online.
	www.autoweek.nl (544 words)

	AutoWeek Editors' Choice Awards Announced During Design Forum Ceremony in Detroit
		That's no mere surprise," said AutoWeek Executive Editor Kevin Wilson, "it's an ambush." The ME Four- Twelve's all-alloy engine is a 365-cid/5980-cc dry-sump V12 with four turbochargers and dual-core intercoolers, a 6800-rpm redline and makes 142 hp/liter.
		AutoWeek, with 350,000 subscribers, is America's only consumer newsweekly for car enthusiasts and those especially interested in the most up-to-date news and information on new vehicles, product evaluations, motorsports and automotive trends.
		AutoWeek Online, at http://www.autoweek.com, provides up-to-the- minute coverage of automotive enthusiast information.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/01-07-2004/0002085245&EDATE= (492 words)

	AutoWeek Magazine readers rate "America's Best" vehicles - 07/05/01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Even though AutoWeek readers tend to have higher than average incomes, analyst Wes Brown of consulting firm Nextrend feels the survey is a good snapshot as to what most Americans are buying.
		AutoWeek readers named the Corvette the best American car, the BMW 3 Series tops among vehicles from European automakers and the Honda Accord best among Asian vehicles.
		Of those responding to the AutoWeek survey, about 28 percent said value was the most important criteria when buying a new vehicle while almost 19 percent said performance was the top factor in their buying decision.
	www.detnews.com /2001/autos/0107/07/-243825.htm (565 words)

	Notherby's :: AutoWeek
		Comment: I've subscribed to all vehicle magazines over the past 50 years (+/-) and AutoWeek is by far my favorite.
		No other printed publication can touch Autoweek for being the first to press with the latest and greatest car news and racing coverage.
		Autoweek can tell you what happened last week in the automotive world.
	www.northerbys.com /store/B00005N7OT/AutoWeek.html (438 words)

	AutoWeek Gives Editors' Choice Honors to Top Vehicles at Detroit's 2005 NAIAS
		The vehicles tapped for AutoWeek Editors' Choice honors from the 2005 NAIAS are: Most Fun - Jeep Hurricane concept "Our award is called 'Most Fun,' but one editor describes the Jeep Hurricane as winner of the 'Most Insane' category.
		What makes the Hurricane unique is that each engine powers one side of wheels, allowing it to have a zero-turning radius, which was nicely demonstrated on the stage inside Cobo Center.
		AutoWeek, with 350,000 subscribers, is America's only newsweekly for car enthusiasts and those especially interested in the most up-to-date news and information on new vehicles, product evaluations, motorsports and automotive trends.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/01-12-2005/0002822060&EDATE= (712 words)

	AutoWeek Cover Story: The Truck Jihad
		AutoWeek contacted 32 New York Times senior editorial executives, managers, and editors, and asked what kind of vehicle they drive or own.
		Full text of the story is available on AutoWeek's website at http://www.AutoWeek.com (This Weeks Issue, 5/25 press release, "AutoWeek" as login and password).
		AutoWeek, published by Crain Communications Inc., is the nation's only weekly automotive enthusiast consumer magazine: AutoWeek is located in Detroit, Mich., and has a circulation of 295,000.
	www.theautochannel.com /content/news/press/date/19980520/press012725.html (405 words)

	AutoWeek - The Auto Enthusiast's Online Resource (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		AutoWeek coverage from the world's top auto shows.
		Find out more about advertising with AutoWeek and who to talk to about it.
		AutoWeek Online's Privacy policy and terms of use
	demo.autoweek.com /page.cms?pageId=23 (390 words)

	AutoWeek's 'America's Best' Reader Poll Names Dodge Viper, Chrysler 300M and Chrysler PT Cruiser Best for 2000
		AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - AutoWeek magazine's 11th annual reader survey of American car and truck trends is out, and the results are great for DaimlerChrysler Corporation.
		"AutoWeek readers are very much the most passionate readers out there, and when they speak it says volumes for the value of these cars," said AutoWeek Editor Dutch Mandel in commenting on this year's poll, published in the auto enthusiast magazine's July 3 issue.
		The Chrysler 300M made AutoWeek's "America's Best" poll for the second year running, with readers dubbing it as "America's sports sedan." Mandel noted that the 300M has been a favorite of the editors and readers alike ever since its introduction for 1999.
	www.theautochannel.com /news/press/date/20000706/press019903.html (374 words)

	Team News - AT Speed Volvos in AutoWeek; www.TheRaceSite.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The two page article appears in the 1 August 2005 issue of the magazine, which is just hitting the newsstands as the team arrives in Portland for Round 8 of the series.
		The issue will also be on the AutoWeek website (www.autoweek.com) on August 1st.
		In addition to the AutoWeek article, the team was featured by SPEED Channel during the race broadcast of the last race at Sears Point and also in a full segment of the television series Motorweek in mid-July.
	www.theracesite.com /index.cfm?pagetype=2&form_article=9923 (333 words)

	AutoWeek's Best Cars in U.S. - MSN Autos
		The powerful 2005 Audi A8 was chosen by AutoWeek readers as the Best Luxury Car in America for the second year in a row.
		Since 1990, AutoWeek magazine has been asking its readers to choose the best vehicles sold in America.
		Asian-brand models round out the top choices, with the Honda Odyssey minivan listed as Best People Mover for the fourth year in a row, and the Mazda3 beating out the Honda Civic as Best Economy Car for the second year running.
	autos.msn.com /advice/article.aspx?contentid=4021168&src=windowshopping (562 words)

	Vodka Test Site: AutoWeek Cover (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		AutoWeek is America's only weekly auto enthusiasts magazine!
		You can take advantage of our great subscription rates to renew your existing subscription to AutoWeek or any other magazine to which you subscribe.
		This new free service for our customers will eliminate confusion regarding the expiration dates of your magazine subscriptions as well as allow you to quickly manage renewals, change of address, make payments and handle all other customer service needs you may have.
	nuworld.magazineagent.com /magazine/AutoWeek.cfm (658 words)

	USATODAY.com - Liberty rolls over in 'AutoWeek' test (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Kevin Wilson, executive editor, writes: "Hundreds of cars and trucks have undergone this same test, with the same two drivers using the same methods, since 1992.
		AutoWeek reports that DaimlerChrysler hired an accident reconstruction expert, who estimated the Liberty was traveling 37 to 42.8 miles an hour at the time it rolled over twice, and that it appeared to have been spinning and skidding as it began to roll.
		AutoWeek drivers braked, accelerated and steered harder to find "the handling limit by seat-of-the-pants feel," Wilson writes.
	www.usatoday.com /money/autos/2001/11/21/liberty-roll.htm (462 words)

	GMInsideNews Forums - STS V-6 praised by autoweek
		Problem is, when you can buy 2 or three cobalts for the same price, there should not be any materials of the same grade in the vehicle - and there are.
		When I sat in a CTS-V in the Caddy showroom, I was struck by the abundance of monotone, cheap plastic on the console, kick panels and door panels, etc. Obviously the CTS-V and STS-V are great cars, but there still a lot of old GM permeating their interiors.
		For example the cobalt's base engine blows away all of the competition, but all we hear about is the cobalts interior is not 100% there.
	www.gminsidenews.com /forums/printthread.php?t=11526 (3190 words)

	AutoWeek Award for Opel Astra Coupé OPC X-TREME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The award, presented by the American car magazine, AutoWeek, was handed over to Opel's Director of Design, Hans Seer, by AutoWeek chief editor Dutch Mandel.
		AutoWeek praised the Opel concept as a car designed "to capture the imagination of those passionate about things automotive." The road-going two-seater is based on the Astra Coupé V8 racing car that has been successfully competing in the German Touring Car Masters (DTM).
		For more than a decade, the AutoWeek Editors' Choice Awards have recognized outstanding vehicles at major auto shows around the world.
	www.autointell-news.com /News-2001/March-2001/March-07-01-p11.htm (371 words)

	VWvortex Forums: 2003 VW Parati on AutoWeek
		I would think the simplicity of a larger displacement would be better unless taxes are tied to displacement.
		I am waiting for golf strom to come in here and whip the piss out of a dead horse by saying its perfect for America, it would sell by the basketfulls, and americans are stupid.
		Seabird: come on bud, what, a guy can't support a girl when she's being attacked in that other thread, while i'm quite human and if she's cute that's good, but i don't care WHO it is if they are being attacked in a post without cause i'm gonna go to bat for them.
	forums.vwvortex.com /zerothread?cmd=print&id=1002092 (2095 words)

	RX8Club.com - Can Someone Scan The RX-8 Autoweek Front Cover & Post? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I looked for Autoweek in the stores around Austin, but I guess they're only available to subscribers.
		Also, hi res scan the other Autoweek RX-8 pics from the article and post, if you can.
		I have the RX-8 Autoweek issue dated Nov. 25 and the car on the cover is Red.
	www.rx8club.com /showthread.php?t=2540 (390 words)

	AutoWeek Magazine : Magazine Subscription [AutoWeek Magazine ] MagsOnTheNet.com
		AutoWeek readers get the same real-world vehicle tests, industry news and race coverage - and they get it new, straight and fresh every week!
		And only AutoWeek can bring it to you the way the monthlies do, just 4.35 times faster.
		That's why AutoWeek is the place to look for exotic, collectible, even racing cars.
	www.magsonthenet.com /autoweek.html (185 words)

	Corvette Forum - Autoweek writer assesses Z06 styling
		Auto journalist William Jeanes of Automotive News and Autoweek made his critical analysis of the new C6.
		If anybody else criticized the Z06 I'd be more inclined to listen but, coming from them it goes in one ear and out the other.
		It has every bit as much tradition behind it as the Porsche and that dork would scream bloody murder if they dared tamper with the hallowed rear wheel bathtub.
	forums.corvetteforum.com /showthread.php?t=988651 (1145 words)

	The Oakland Press: Auto/Business: AutoWeek picks auto show stars
		Dutch Mandel, AutoWeek associate publisher, awarded annual AutoWeek Editors' Choice Awards to the Jeep Hurricane concept vehicle, the Chrysler Firepower, the Chevrolet Corvette Z06 and the Honda Ridgeline.
		The Chrysler Firepower walked off with AutoWeek's Best concept award, one of the most coveted honors handed out by the news media during the preview week that leads up to the public opening of the NAIAS.
		The Jeep Hurricane concept vehicle, with its two Hemi engines, was designated as the "Most Fun," while the Honda Ridgeline was designated the most significant.
	www.theoaklandpress.com /stories/011805/bus_20050118003.shtml (463 words)

	GMInsideNews Forums - Autoweek reviews the CSV
		A 3.9L would be nicer, but man, I probably would have flipped my lid if they had given the new Malibu the 3.5, and these minivans a cheap, China-sourced 3.4 (like the Torrenox).
		I think the press sees the CSV nomenclature as a joke, and the articles are less offensive.
		Here is hoping it doesn't have any recalls, that is the last thing they need.
	www.gminsidenews.com /forums/printthread.php?t=8814 (1690 words)

	NSX Prime - Autoweek - HSC, Best in Show Award
		Autoweek gave the HSC, Honda Sports Concept, Best in Show at the Tokyo Motor Show.
		"AUTOWEEK BEST IN SHOW: What's not to like about this very thinly disguised forebear of the second-generation Acura NSX, the Honda supercar for everyday driving that's been with us in its present form for more than a decade?
		In the Honda Sports Concept (dubbed a Honda only because Acura isn't a brand in the company's home market) we get a total makeover of this Japanese-style Ferrari 360 Modena.
	www.nsxprime.com /forums/showthread.php?t=24707 (964 words)

	hotbimmer - BMW News : BMW Models overall winner's in Autoweek's "America's Best" survey
		The BMW 3 Series was named "Best Sedan"; the M coupe was named "Best Coupe"; and the M5 was named "Best Sports Sedan" in the Annual "America's Best" survey conducted by AutoWeek.
		AutoWeek recently tabulated results of its 13th Annual Survey, conducted entirely online this year at www.autoweek.com, and BMW had three models named among the "Best".
		AutoWeek created the 24-question survey to allow the voters to identify their most preferred make/model for cars, trucks and SUV's.
	www.hotbimmer.net /news/view.asp?linkid=282 (261 words)

	Autoweek Goes in Depth on GDI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		MotoringFile → 2005 → May → 27th → Autoweek Goes in Depth on GDI
		GDI, or gasoline direct injection, is a method of fuel delivery that the next MINI engine (code names Prince) will feature.
		This article by Autoweek (actually written for Automotive News Europe) does a great job documenting GDI's short yet interesting history and making the technology behind it easier understand.
	www.motoringfile.com /2005/05/27/autoweek_goes_in_depth_on_gdi (486 words)

	CanadianDriver: AutoWeek.com announces "America's Best" survey
		Detroit, Michigan - AutoWeek has published the results of its 14th Annual "America's Best" Survey, conducted entirely online at www.autoweek.com.
		The survey polls automotive consumers and enables them to voice their opinion on their favourite cars, trucks and sport-utility vehicles.
		The survey results are the basis of a feature story in the July 7 issue of AutoWeek.
	www.canadiandriver.com /news/030703-1.htm (73 words)

	Autoweek Previews the MINI Convertible (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		MotoringFile → 2004 → June → 9th → Autoweek Previews the MINI Convertible
		Autoweek gives us their quick impressions of the new MINI convertible (and puts it on the cover) in it's latest issue.
		Unfortunately it includes little more than a paragraph of actual observations on the performance and feel of the car.
	www.motoringfile.com /2004/06/09/autoweek_previews_the_mini_convertible (1637 words)

	Anime News Network - AutoWeek looks at Initial D (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Autoweek Magazine, a monthly US Automotive magazine, takes a brief look at Initial D.
		Autoweek Magazine, a weekly US Automotive magazine, take a brief look at the very car-centric Anime, Initial D.
		Initial D is a Japanese animated cartoon about street racing -- sort of Speed Racer meets The Fast and the Furious.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /article.php?id=1642 (240 words)

	Autoweek 2004 Cobra SVT
		Just flipping through my autoweek and caught a title that sparked my interest.
		Brother 03 Roush Supercharged lined up with a 69 Camaro they took off bro was winnin at bout 90 then camaro 110 pulled ahead ma bro shifted and pulled ahead again back left tire went out, at 145 bro died doing what he liked to do best
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	www.mustangforums.com /fb.asp?m=274130 (875 words)

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