AutoWeek Magazine

Pros: great articles covering everything automotive
Cons: lots of advertising and classifieds

One night each week, my husband happily comes home from work to find his favorite magazine, Autoweek waiting for him. Commuting into Manhattan, he takes the train so it is not practical for our family to have a second car. The only car we have ...

Pros: Issued weekly; Low price for a weekly mag
Cons: Articles are very short and will frustrate some readers

I enjoy looking at and test driving different automobiles and I can often be found surfing automotive web sites, even when I have no interest at all in making a purchase. I also like to read about new cars and automotive news and one magazine that brings ...

Pros: Quick newsbriefs, Good racing coverage, Editors know performance cars
Cons: Delivery is ocassionally erratic, Editorials a snooze

How many magazines can satisfy your interest in cars once a week for less than 40 cents a week? Autoweek does, and I've been a loyal subscriber for 10 years. This magazine rocks!

Every week autoweek has 10+ pages of racing competition...

Pros: Timely Racing Coverage, Good Car Reviews
Cons: None So Far

Although I've heard AutoWeek being referenced indirectly by other car publications such as Road & Track, I never had a chance to read it regularly until one day, I was forced to spend my airline mileage on magazine subscriptions and chose...

Pros: Occasional useful information
Cons: 60% classifieds, usually full of bs

AutoWeek is a great magazine for those who are interested on getting a great deal on a half a million dollar supercar. Don't get me wrong, I do appreciate receiving AutoWeek in the mail every Friday because it gives me something to read between the times...

Pros: Weekly, comprehensive, fairly cheap
Cons: Thin, jack-of-all trades style, plain web site

It's funny that Epinions has chosen to feature the cover with the truck. That single issue caused a lot of fall-out with readers because it's supposed to be AUTOweek and not TRUCKweek. Well nuts to them... I like trucks and cars and I'm happy that...

Pros: good coverage, fairly in-depth for a weekly
Cons: topics are interesting but not often useful

My dad has a subscription to Auto Week and I read his old issues. This magazine provides good weekly coverage of CART, Formula 1, NASCAR, and other racing organizations as well as reviews and test drives of new cars, event coverage of nostalgia racing...

Pros: Always the latest automotive info.
Cons: Most of the articles can be found for free on their website.

I've been a subscriber of Autoweek since I was in high school, with the exception of a few brief lapses in my subscription. I look forward to Saturday when I get the mail in mailbox. I always get excited to read the latest automotive insider news, or...

Pros: Covers Many Different Types of Racing
Cons: Leon and Dutch Mandel, poor Graphic Design, Bad Attitude Toward IRL

I've been a subscriber to AutoWeek since 1982, back when it was printed in a newspaper format.

Over the years I've spent many enjoyable hours with countless issues. One of my fondest memories is reading the old Satch Carlson columns. It was...

Pros: Get the info first, and best.
Cons: Magazine seems short, lots of ads.

I subscribe to Autoweek because it has a good mix of information. The magazine comes out every week and consists of auto-industry news, interesting stories related to autos (some will appeal more to people than others), reviews of vehicles (with...