Those numbers are conservative; Car and Driver magazine tested the XFR at 4.3 seconds.
Each month, the magazine tests products and picks what it considers the best, from a huge array -- 70 types of bandages, 24 can openers, 30 self-tanners.
Consumer Reports magazine tested an array of brand-name canned foods for a report in its December issue and found BPA in almost all of them.
By Elias Muhanna September 26 , 2015In Lebanon, home to the most liberal press in the Arab world, the editors of a comic magazine tested the limits of free speech.
Car and Driver magazine tested the V-8 Touareg's acceleration at 7.5 seconds from 0 to 60 m.p.h., and it feels even faster.
When the magazine tested a Volkswagen New Beetle in 1998, it calculated the car's payload at 920 pounds -- more than some popular S.U.V.'s are rated to carry.
Car and Driver magazine tested a Sonata SE with the automatic and it waltzed to 60 m.p.h. in 7.8 seconds — nearly a second quicker than the 2010 Accord EX to which it was compared.
And while the bionic Steve Austin sprinted at 60 m.p.h. in that '70s sci-fi show, I'll bet he couldn't get there in 3.7 seconds, as magazine tests have recorded for the M's.
Asked to explain the poor fuel-economy performance of the 1-liter when driven by Car & Driver, Richard Truett, a Ford spokesman, said in a telephone interview that not knowing how the magazine tested the car, he couldn't comment on their results.
Just about every car magazine testing the T-Bird complained about quality, such as a shaking cowl.
Car and Driver magazine tested to see how long it takes to hit the brake when completely unimpaired, legally drunk, reading e-mail, and sending a text message.
