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"Road &amp;amp;amp; Track Issue Insider: December 2007            More powerful than even the GT500 KR, this supercharged, Shelby-built GT500 Super Snake looks ready to rumble (or is that wriggle?) with the new Viper SRT10. Plus, a look at Carroll Shelby, the man, and the future of Shelby Automobiles.   Road Test  Big power (567 bhp at the wheels), locked-down handling and pumped-up appearance make this a Mustang muy macho \u2014 By Matt DeLorenzo   With more wing area than the Red Baron&amp;#039;s Fokker Dr.I, these track-tuned athletes have never met an apex they didn&amp;#039;t like \u2014 By Shaun Bailey &amp;amp;amp; Jim Hall   BMW 5 Series performance on a budget \u2014 two luxury-sport sedans that are $15K less than the comparably-powered Bavarian \u2014 By Douglas Kott   Road Test Update  |  |  Performance numbers on Honda&amp;#039;s in-house hot-rod, Subaru&amp;#039;s non-turbo Impreza sedan, and Volkswagen&amp;#039;s awd, 250-bhp R32 \u2014 By the R&amp;amp;amp;T Staff   First Drive  The name is apt, because this 5180-lb. all-wheel-drive coupe, powered by a 600-bhp twin-turbo W-12 engine, can exceed 200 mph \u2014 By Ian Adcock   A new look, increased refinement and a Microsoft-developed &amp;quot;Sync&amp;quot; option allowing voice-activated iPod/cellphone use \u2014 By Andrew Bornhop   Proof positive that stylish looks and low price aren&amp;#039;t mutually exclusive. Better-than-average handling dynamics sweeten the deal \u2014 By Jim Hall   Features  The Monterey Historics At the 34th annual event, front-engine Indy roadsters were the focus. But that was just one exciting element of an always-eclectic mix \u2014 By John Lamm   Pebble Beach \u2014 The Preservation Class Giving new meaning to &amp;quot;concours quality,&amp;quot; this class recognizes the lovingly maintained rather than the over-restored \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   40 Years of the Baja 1000 It&amp;#039;s said you can tell a happy off-road racer by the dirt in his teeth. Silt-covered memories of blasting down the Baja peninsula \u2014 By John Rettie   Technical  Giants of Brooklands And we do mean giants \u2014 10-liter leviathans with pistons the size of coffee cans and proportions that dwarf their drivers \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   Columns  On The Road: The Kids&amp;#039; Automotive Art Contest is Back! A collaborative effort between R&amp;amp;amp;T and the Carroll Shelby Children&amp;#039;s Foundation, this contest raises money for organ transplant \u2014 By Thos L. Bryant   Official photos of Nissan&amp;#039;s twin-turbo awd GT-R, plus Frankfurt show debuts of radical Mercedes, Ford and Suzuki concepts \u2014 Edited by Mike Monticello   A just-right greasy bowl of chili, a stop at the bookstore and several hours of looking at restorable classics. What&amp;#039;s the harm in that? \u2014 By Peter Egan   Sport: A Grand Finale \u2014 Daytona Prototypes Push came to shove (and by some accounts, punt), but when the dust settled at Miller Motorsports Park, a champion was crowned \u2014 By Andrew Bornhop   Pole Position: Some Grand Thoughts on La Grand \u00C9preuve Random ruminations from the trapeze of the Formula 1 circus about the cars, team rivalries and the colorful quips of Robert Kubica \u2014 By Joe Rusz   Our Engineering Editor is an honorary Bentley Boy for a day, riding in a 1927 Bentley Vanden Plas 6\u00BD-Litre Tourer \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   Department  Your Turn People, Places and Things Reviews Road Test Summary  Finish Line Time &amp;amp;amp; Place PS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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