How many car magazines do you buy each month?

[iandbeech]

Just wondered ( ok, I`ll let you include your knitting mags etc ;) ) as they can add up to a tidy sum before you know it! :)

[Prof Beard]

Around three each month, more if I have a lot of train journeys to do.

Prof Beard

[LRdriver II]

too many..

I have though quit EVO as it has turned to a chav fest hothatch thing.

Octane has taken over now

[mutt k]

Only 2 now, Car and 911&PW, or 3 if you include a F1 mag.

[silverback mike]

Octane, EVO, classic and sportscar, plus the TVR car club magazine.

[pals4]

I don't buy any regularly, but in my Doctor's surgery last week an AutoCar from 1992!!!!!! How cheap (and slow) cars were.

[alexkp]

If you are my missus asking it is about three.

As you are a PH'er, it is around seven or eight...

[800]

Autocar (x4) , Car, EVO, Total911, Top Marques.
Thats a lot of cash, I've got to stop it!

[anhamgrimmar]

top gear, evo, autocar x4, and practical classics

[NiceCupOfTea]

Monthly:
Practical Performance Car
Evo
4x Times Motoring Supplements

Quarterly:
Saab Owners' Club Mag
IAM Magazines

When there's something of interest
Retro Cars
Classic Cars

I currently have 3 or 4 of EVO/PPC to read and a stack of Times Motoring Supplements.

How do you guys find time to read them all!?

[polarbert]

i find the iam magazine boring, never find much interest in it, it is worth reading though

i usually get evo, autoexpress sometimes, and autocar sometimes

[chris watton]

I am subscribed to Evo, but precisely when it drops through the letterbox is, it seems in the lap of the Gods! Always get Autocar when I go shopping with wifey too

[rooster]

Four magazines, EVO, Top Gear, Max Power and Sprint. I never buy girlie mags only car mags!

>> Edited by rooster on Wednesday 31st August 21:47

[rico]

Subscribe to evo
Used to subscribe to Autocar but got bored of it
Buy Octane most months

[stumpage]

Autocar x 4 and Top gear

[bosscerbera]

Autocar, Autosport, EVO, Classic & Sports Car, Car, EVO, Octane, TVRCC Sprint, Motorsport, Top Gear.

All filed in my library which grows by about 4 inches a month, 4 feet per year. Then there are the books...



Go on, ask me one on cars.

[markmullen]

Evo, Top Gear, Auto Express x4.333, Porsche Post, IAM, Classic & Sports Car, TIPEC magazine, 911 & Porsche World, Porsche Purely GT (or whatever it's called).

The number of car mags I get through is determined by how busy the motor trade is that month.

[john_p]

I used to buy 4-6 a month.

Then it got boring, and I've stopped buying them.

Reviews of the same stuff all the time. Let's go to the Nurburgring. Here's a Ferrari. Or perhaps we'll take a Lamborghini to Italy. Again. Oh look, a new type of Mitsi Evo, with carbon wiper blade holders. And hey, which hot hatch? Let's use the same cars we used in the same test 6 months ago, or maybe use the same cars we used in the "Car of the Year!" hot hatch segment 3.5 months ago. And on. And on. And on.





>> Edited by john_p on Wednesday 31st August 23:59

[focusonme]

I still buy either Top Gear or Evo occasionally, but the turning point definitely came when I popped into a newsagents just before getting on the train, saw the "Top Gear Supercar Special", grabbed and it...discovered it was just a £4 issue of all the supercar features I'd read in TG over the last 12 months. Was extremely pissed off at this blatent money grabbing technique, and haven't bought a car mag since.

Cept this months Evo. (Well, you never know...)

[theexcession]

None....

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