Automobile February 2011 Issue

First drive: Lamborghini's Murcielago replacement; a brief history of bumper stickers; racing dropouts and where they are now; Chevy's new ad agency.

The Jaguar C-X75 concept is a promising break from the past.

Big car on campus: Driving to prospective colleges in a Rolls-Royce Phantom.

Culling a car-magazine collection reveals an adolescent love for American muscle.

Looking ahead at concept cars, looking back to early Porsches and the Corvair.

To truly appreciate the Veyron Super Sport, we go on a magical history tour of the Bugatti marque.

Forget the modern monster: Mr. Veyron's true Bugatti, now owned by Jay Leno, is the real thing.

The serious business of drawing a car is addressed in a fabulous new book, Old School Viscom: 20 Renderings in 20 Steps, by car designer Jason White.

We drive a replica of the rocket-shaped electric vehicle that was the first car to break the 60-mph barrier more than a century ago.

Twelve months with the Audi Q5 prove that there is nothing soft about this soft-roader.

An update on our Suzuki Kizashi, plus other, more sporting, Kizashi models.

The 1982-92 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 didn't get any respect. Now it does.

James Bond's 1965 Aston Martin DB5 goes for more than $4.5 million at RM's London auction.

All about the All-Stars. And the almost All-Stars.