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After subscribing to MotorTrend for exactly 27 years straight, I was extremely disappointed to learn it would switch to a quarterly print publication. I read Ed Loh’s special note in the February 2024 issue about the need for a major change to the MotorTrend print product, and it all made sense and I started to convince myself it would not be that bad.

Then I read Aaron Gold’s Detroit vs. L.A. article. It was hands down the most entertaining automotive article I can remember reading out of the 324 issues of still sitting in boxes in my office. Beyond the article’s highly entertaining premise, he chose to drive perhaps my favorite car of all time, the C8 Corvette Z06; I dream of one day owning one. This article not only had

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