Gabriele Spangenberg and Berthold Dörrich are once again calling for a gourmet meal at the kiosk and they have prepared a thoroughly sumptuous menu.
Of course, the popular columnists are back as starters, so to speak, with Jay Leno, Marcus Herfort (Schloss Dyck, Grossglockner) and Madame Spangenberg "herself" giving their opinions on topics relating to the "rusty hobby".
And then there's Margnus Walker, who has a very special Porsche 911 collection, to which a first main course is dedicated on 10 pages.
Anyone who still sees a Porsche 911 as an appetizer will then get their money's worth in the "Big Black Mac" report. This is where Bruce McLaren's extraordinary sports cars are portrayed, the M6B on the cover being just one example.
Things continue at top speed when the Mercedes-Benz W 196 is described in detail and illustrated with studio photos.
If you're not yet fed up at this point and are looking for a slightly different approach to classic cars, you might find your automotive highlight in the article "Greetings from Siberia". It describes a Toyota AA that museum director Kooyman (Louwman) procured from Russia in a wretched state.
For Corvette fans, the report on the 1956 SR Sebring Racer should be a must-read.
And when André Lotterer gets behind the wheel of the Audi Group B Rally Monster, it's more than just a sweet dessert for many rally fans. The onboard video is also not to be missed.
And then there are reports on the pioneering Aston Martin Atom from 1939 ...
and John Surthees' BMW 507, both of which go perfectly with coffee. And anyone thinking about buying a Porsche 928 will certainly be interested in the corresponding buying advice.
And if you are still looking for a digestif, we recommend the article "Small and tight", which portrays a magnificent Maserati A6G54 with Zagato bodywork.
So this menu should satisfy everyone, and even the fussiest of natures and vegans should get their fill. So head to the nearest kiosk or simply take a look at the online preview #5 as soon as it is available ...
