In a column in the July 2007 issue of Car and Driver, editor-in-chief and engineer Csaba Csere praises the EBS technology and says that if some seemingly manageable problems are solved for example, maintaining fuel economy under real-world conditions of elevated temperatures and substandard fuel EBS engines could be powering cars early in the next decade.
Car and Driver's editor and chief, Eddie Alterman, 37, and the magazine's intern, Jordan Brown, 22, took turns behind the wheel on a test track.
Kersti was his adviser, translator, editor, driver, helpmeet, sanity pole, and much else.
She met her husband, Reynaldo Morales, when they both worked at Granma, the party newspaper, she as a secretary, he as a driver for the editors.
Charles Poulsen, who has died at the age of 89, was, at various times, a fur-nailer, taxi-driver, fireman, sub- editor, novelist, dramatist, historian and poet, but his greatest achievements were as an autobiographer and lecturer.
David I. Wells Fresh Meadows, Queens, March 12 , 2010To the Editor: While driver error may be the cause of unintended acceleration when drivers are first getting into their cars, it fails to explain the cause of unintended acceleration in all these high-speed cases in the news.
The editor's driver and bodyguard, Luis Valero Elizalde, was instantly killed.
But all the burled wood and leather in the world can't stop the G500's origin from revealing itself, said Larry Webster, Car and Driver magazine's technical editor.
A member of the American Law Institute and of the American Constitution Society's Academic Advisory Board, Driver is also an editor of the Supreme Court Review.
In a book published this month, The Gold Plated Porsche, he takes us through the restoration process, and while he works, the car becomes his madeleine as he looks back at his formative years as a magazine editor, ambulance driver, marijuana smuggler, merchant seaman and aircraft test pilot.
