Issue 557 of AutoSpeed
Three DIY electronic approaches that will improve your car's fuel economy
Measure vibrations in the Earth or machinery
A turbo upgrade is one of the riskiest ways of improving performance.... but here's one that really works.
It may look like a BMW 2002 but underneath it shares more with a 1980s Formula 1!
5,395 kilometres in a week of driving
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