Description
Explore the fascinating world of automotive culture with the Car and Driver Magazine February 1987 edition, featuring an in-depth look at the Chevrolet Beretta GT and its notable critics—an essential for enthusiasts of vintage magazines.
This vintage magazine captures a pivotal moment in the automotive industry during the late 1980s, a time when American car manufacturers were beginning to rise against the dominance of imports. The cover story, "Import Bashing," dives into the nuances of this rivalry, providing insights and critiques that reflect ongoing debates within the automotive community.
The February 1987 issue not only showcases high-performance cars but also highlights the exhilarating designs that defined an era. With features on various models and engine performance, this issue is a treasured piece of the Car and Driver legacy.
Key highlights of this collectible include:
- Insightful Reviews: Learn more about the Chevrolet Beretta GT's performance and design, as well as comparisons with competing imports.
- Historical Context: Gain perspective on automotive trends from over three decades ago, making this magazine a window into the past.
Condition-wise, this magazine is in good condition overall, showcasing light wear typical for its age, which only adds to its charm. It features a label on the front and some minor wear throughout, making it a delightful addition to any collection. The magazine also comes protected with a plastic covering, preserving its pages and enhancing its longevity. Note that the binding shows some wear, and there are a few rips—check the accompanying photos for more details.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this collectible vintage magazine, a true representation of American automotive history. This issue is perfect for collectors and car lovers alike who appreciate the significance of vintage publications.
