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"Road &amp;amp;amp; Track Issue Insider: March 2007            After pulling an all-nighter, Japanese designers have greeted the rising sun with three sensational new sports cars: Acura&amp;#039;s futuristic Advanced Sports Car Concept, Lexus&amp;#039; V-10-powered F 500 and Nissan&amp;#039;s long-awaited twin-turbo GT-R. We query the engineers and executives to get the details on this mighty resurgence of supercar performance. \u2014 By Sam Mitani   Road Test  A rolling exhibit of machine art and scintillating performance, this Audi V-8-powered Dutch creation redefines supercar style \u2014 By Jonathan Elfalan   Remember turbo lag? Well, you might suffer a complete memory lapse after throttling BMW&amp;#039;s 300-bhp pressurized inline-6 \u2014 By Douglas Kott   Update:  |  |  |  Numbers and specs on an Italian thoroughbred, a stonking-fast SUV, a quick hybrid and a nimble-handling Lincoln sedan \u2014 By the R&amp;amp;amp;T Staff   First Drive  A most unconventional design gets a traditional canvas top, and myriad reinforcements to stiffen its aluminum/steel structure \u2014 By John Lamm   A plusher, smoother-rider Elise on a longer wheelbase seems antithetical to the Lotus mission. It&amp;#039;s a Europe-only proposition \u2014 By Ian Adcock   Buyers&amp;#039; gripes addressed in a roomier, more luxurious, more powerful X5, an ute that pairs excellent handling with a more compliant ride \u2014 By Jim Hall   The new Lancer shares the Caliber&amp;#039;s structure and features a fresh 2.0-liter 152-bhp inline-4. So when&amp;#039;s the Evo version due? \u2014 By Andrew Bornhop   A certain 6.2-liter 4-cam V-8 built by craftsmen in Affalterbach makes Merc&amp;#039;s big coupe fly, without breaking a sweat \u2014 By Matthias Pfannm\u00FCller   Features Surely, a trip through Latin America is best undertaken in a Land Rover or Jeep. But a Ferrari 599 GTB? Get out of town! \u2014 By Mike Monticello   Colorado Grand Taking on his alter-ego persona, Mr. Freeze, our Editor-at-Large braves the Colorado Rockies in an open Mercedes 190SL. Brrrr! \u2014 By Peter Egan  A quartet of 350Zs in stepping-stone states of tune, aspiration and dress, with a track-ready racer at the top of the heap \u2014 By Sam Mitani   Long-Term Test Our Audi S3 gets pranged; the SRT8 drops a valve (!); new software for the Si; and the GS 450h gets driven...a lot \u2014 By Jonathan Elfalan   Competition  Big-time endurance racing enters the small time, with a clapped-out `82 Corolla, a $500 budget and a good time had by all \u2014 By Calvin Kim   Columns  On The Road: Shifting Gears The times they are a-changin&amp;#039;, as does the R&amp;amp;amp;T staff. Welcoming Ian and Matthias, relocating Shaun &amp;amp;amp; Matt; transitioning Paul \u2014 By Thos L. Bryant   If you are what you drive, then is it a great leap to deduce your political bent from what&amp;#039;s in your garage? Hmm, let&amp;#039;s investigate \u2014 By Peter Egan  BMW has seen the future, and it is internal combustion. But the fuel being combusted is hydrogen, stored in liquid form \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   After Brazil 2006, Michael Schumacher retired from Formula 1 at the top of his game. Adam Cooper looks back on his brilliant career \u2014 Edited by Jim Hall   With Michael, many elements came into alignment to create the Perfect Storm of Formula 1 success. Could it happen again? \u2014 By Joe Rusz  Our cover-story supercars and other standouts from Detroit, including the Accord Coupe and Camaro Convertible \u2014 Edited by Mike Monticello  Departments   Your Turn People, Places and Things Road Test Summary  Finish Line Time &amp;amp;amp; Place PS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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