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"Road &amp;amp;amp; Track Issue Insider: February 2006            Special Section: Lightweight Sportscars   Lose the weight, increase the fun. Yes, less really can be more when it comes to high-performance sports cars. For this issue, we&amp;#039;ve tested and driven an eclectic selection of lightweight thrill rides   More high-speed downforce and distinctive rear bodywork make for an Elise variant that&amp;#039;s more track-philic than ever \u2014 By Douglas Kott   A Brit-designed flyweight with a Roush-tuned bi-turbo V-6 results in gigglishly quick acceleration and 1.01g handling \u2014 By Mike Monticello   Motorcycle thrills on four wheels, with an exoskeletal tube frame, a Civic Type-R engine and performance out the wazoo \u2014 By Shaun Bailey   Truly a road-legal race car, the motorcycle-engined SR3 comes up to the door handles of most street cars...low-slung fun \u2014 By Kim Wolfkill   Comparison Test  How, exactly, do you prefer your 500-bhp V-10 powertrain? In a coupe or sedan bodyshell? We test and ponder both \u2014 By Mike Monticello   Road Test  Where was the coupe when Oprah was giving away G6s? It&amp;#039;s far better-looking than the sedan, and a strong performer \u2014 By Douglas Kott   First Drives  A three-piece retractable hardtop adds fun-in-the-sun versatility and big style to Volvo&amp;#039;s latest, based on the S40 sedan \u2014 By Shaun Bailey   Deep-breathing exercises pack on extra high-rpm muscle; and styling tweaks freshen the face of Acura&amp;#039;s agile 5-seater \u2014 By Douglas Kott   The Echo&amp;#039;s successor acquires cuteness; and the RAV4 bulks up considerably, in both size and V-6 displacement \u2014 By Jonathan Elfalan   Long-Term Test  Long-Term Test: Chrysler SRT8 Honest, we&amp;#039;re trying to behave. But with a 425-bhp 6.1-liter Hemi V-8 twisting the rear tires, temptation is never far away \u2014 By Shaun Bailey   Features  The BMW-built reincarnation of Alec Issigonis&amp;#039; diminutive front-driver is a huge hit with owners, but it exacts a toll in repairs \u2014 By Peter Bohr   Technical  High Performance and High MPG Dwindling petroleum reserves won&amp;#039;t spell the death of the enthusiast car; clever technology will likely improve the breed \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis  Ever wonder what a Ford Model T would cost in 2006 dollars? Then we&amp;#039;ve got an online calculator for you \u2014 By Dennis Simanaitis   Technical Correspondence   Columns  On the Road: The World&amp;#039;s Fastest Indian What brought a Kiwi to Bonneville in 1962? The pursuit of 2-wheeled speed, and it&amp;#039;s captured in a great motion picture \u2014 By Thos L. Bryant   With age comes wisdom. Or, if not exactly wisdom, what comes is an increasing lack of enthusiasm for crawling beneath faulty machinery and ingesting caffeine-laced diet soft drinks deep into the night \u2014 By Peter Egan   The next great Japanese sports car, Ford GT flips its lid, new Civic Si goes racing, plus more \u2014 Edited by Mike Monticello   Time &amp;amp;amp; Place   Department  Your Turn People, Places and Things Road Test Summary Finish Line PS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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