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"Road &amp;amp;amp; Track Issue Insider: July 2004   Cover Story              A meeting of three exotic-car legends turns an Italian town upside down. We drive them, celebrate their existence and delve into what makes each the pinnacle of its marque&amp;#039;s greatness \u2014 By Juergen Zoellter   Road Tests              These V-8-powered muscle-bound coupes \u2014 a U.S. citizen since 1964 1/2 and an Americanized Aussie \u2014 hurl insults at first, then punches. Place your bets on this brawl \u2014 By Andrew Bornhop &amp;amp;amp; Matt DeLorenzo               This new 4-door gent from Ghent (by way of G\u00F6teborg, Sweden) blends shrink-wrapped S60 styling and a newly agile chassis with a top-line turbo inline-5 that makes 218 bhp \u2014 By Mike Monticello               Just like its model name, the Mazda3s is a bit unusual in its 5-door hatchback body (a 4-door sedan is also available). But the driving satisfaction we&amp;#039;ve come to expect emerges fully intact \u2014 By Sam Mitani   First Drives              This Karmann-built soft-top roadster, built off Chrysler&amp;#039;s polarizingly-styled 2-seater, may be just the thing to punch up the sales numbers and add a little wind-in-your-hair excitement \u2014 By Matt DeLorenzo               Yep, it&amp;#039;s based on the Subaru WRX wagon, but this &amp;quot;Saabaru&amp;quot; is arguably better-looking, and treats its occupants to a classier interior and a quieter ride, thanks to extra sound insulation \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis               Only a grouper could love its grille, but the new A6 also has a lot going for it \u2014 a more aggressive shape, increased interior room and a simplified engine lineup, with the S4&amp;#039;s V-8 at the top \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   Features              Mini&amp;#039;s got new shoes; the Prius proves efficient, if not passion-evoking; the 350Z feathers its front tires; the Evo goes north; the Jag needles us; and the G35x heads to our California offices \u2014 By Mike Monticello               Italian thoroughbreds are meant to run, and the owner of our road-test Ferrari Enzo has been racking up the miles \u2014 another 10,000 or so. Here, he offers a report on R&amp;amp;amp;T&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;long-term&amp;quot; exotic \u2014 By Richard Losee   Web Exclusives              Take an exclusive peek inside the magical motorworks of Ferrari to see how exotic thoroughbreds like the 360 Modena, 360 Modena Spider and the new 612 Scaglietti are lovingly created by talented craftsmen and \u2014 surprise \u2014 a few robots \u2014 By Jim Hall               Once a year the Knott&amp;#039;s Berry Farm amusement park in Southern California is overrun by the passionate owners and fans of the Ford Motor Company. The sheer number of fine Blue Oval machines boggles the mind and includes Cobras, classic cars and hot rods, Broncos and F-Series trucks \u2014 oh, and more than 1100 Mustangs! \u2014 By Jim Hall   Technical  DARPA offered $1 million for a robotic car that could find its way from Barstow, California, to Las Vegas, a distance of 150 miles. The &amp;quot;winner&amp;quot; went 7 1/2, showing the depth of the challenge \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   Columns  Up close and personal with the automotive stars of the New York auto show, and remembrances of things fast \u2014 specifically, the Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing, which turns 50 this year \u2014 By Thos L. Bryant   Scene from 2057: &amp;quot;If I can just find the passenger-side airbag, and the chip for the traction control system at the BayerischeChrysler dealer, my restoration of the BMW Z8 will be complete!&amp;quot; You see the problem \u2014 By Peter Egan   Highlights from the New York show, including a drive of Buick&amp;#039;s radical V\u00E9lite convertible; spy photos of the Bentley Continental GT convertible; and the M-B CLK-DTM spotted at the Ring \u2014 Edited by Matt DeLorenzo   You want torque, Bunkie? How about 413 lb.-ft. from 3.0 liters? BMW has achieved this with a twin-sequential-turbocharged diesel engine, fed with 27 psi of boost and common-rail injection \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   Department  Your Turn People, Places and Things Road Test Summary Finish Line PS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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