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2006 BMW M3

Even though it's near the end of its production run based on the outgoing E46 3 Series, the 2006 BMW M3 is still a very desirable performance icon.It may no longer be the most modern car in its class, but with its 3.2-liter, 333-horsepower engine, its sequential manual gearbox SMG,...

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Product reviews 2006-05-05

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2008 Audi R8

Photo gallery:2008 Audi R8Audi previously impressed us with its handling technology in the Audi TT, but even that car feels a little staid when compared with the 2008 Audi R8. The R8 holds the pavement as only a low-slung car with all-wheel-drive and massive tires can. Then Audi throws in...

Tags: Audi R8, Audi AG

Product reviews 2008-04-14

2007 Volkswagen Eos

Photo gallery:2007 Volkswagen Eos More than any car to have motored through the CNET garage this year, the 2007 Volkswagen Eos elicited enthusiastic interest from fellow motorists. Whether this attention is down to Volkswagen fans being more effusive than someone lusting after, say, a BMW M6, our car's cheery Eismeer...

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Product reviews 2006-12-20

2006 BMW M6

Coming hot on the heels of our recent test of the M5, our brief time with the 2006 BMW M6 was especially enjoyable as we had already learned enough of the Sequential Manual Gearbox's behavior to really tap into the M6's performance. The same basic drivetrain powers both cars: an...

Tags: Performance management, BMW M6, BMW AG

Product reviews 2006-08-02

2006 BMW M5

The 2006 BMW M5 is a tech-savvy speed freak's dream come true. Its Formula One-bred engine, which has collected two consecutive International Engine of the Year awards, is the most delectable bit, with the seven-speed sequential manual gearbox SMG and various chassis control systems complementing the power to provide truly...

Tags: Performance management, BMW M5, BMW AG

Product reviews 2006-07-25