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WORLD CAR OF THE YEAR AWARDS: 2006 Jurors

	MIKE ALLEN United States Associate automotive editor: Popular Mechanics magazine
Mike Allen has been the associate automotive editor at Popular Mechanics since 1986. He's the magazine's test driver for instrumented testing for all comparison tests and writes extensively about automotive maintenance and repair. Reviews of new cars, light trucks and motorcycles, as well as additional feature writing, also fill his days. Allen started his automotive career as a freelancer and spent several years at Sandy Corporation, a training and consulting firm in Troy, Michigan. A Michigan native, he attended Cranbrook Academy in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Graduating from Michigan State, Allen was an active autocrosser and amateur sports car racer active in Porsche Club and SCCA. His racing career brought him to SCCA and IMSA professional racing licenses, driving stints in more than a dozen endurance races and an overall win in the Nelson Ledges 24-hours, as well as 11 world land speed records.
	EDDIE ALTERMAN United States MPH

	CARLOS ALBERTO ANGIÓ Argentina Director :Mega Autos Magazine, MegaNews (The only Newspaper about the Automotive Industry)
Dealer owner (Family Group) for past 40 years with Ford, General Motors, and Volkswagen.
	MASATSUGU ARIMOTO Japan Contrbutor: Axis, Rosso, J's Tipo, Car & Driver Japan, Car Styling
Masatsugu Arimoto has been a full-time freelance automotive journalist since 1988 and regularly contributes to the above magazines. He formerly worked for Nissan Diesel Motor Co. as a designer of heavy and medium trucks from 1978 to 1988. Arimoto is a jury member for the Japan Car of the Year, the Japan Good Design Award, the Auto Colour Awards and a board member of the Japan Automobile Journalist Association.
	DR. HORST BAUER Austria Motoring Editor, Kurier
Horst Bauer is based in Vienna, Austria and heads the weekly motoring-supplement of the nationwide newspaper Kurier, the biggest of its kind in the German language. A University of Vienna philosophy graduate, Bauer started his freelance career working as a theatre critic and TV host of a German language program on Italian TV before switching to automotive writing in 1987. He now heads the "Motor-Kurier" supplement since 1995 and is not only road-testing cars for more than 15 years but has also sampled a wide range of driving-experiences: off-roading on the Rubicon-Trail, track-testing WRC-Rally-Cars, riding the LeMans-Winning Viper.
	LUC BAZIZIN France Reporter - France 2 TV
Luc Bazizin is a reporter for a number of TV shows on France's TV network "France 2". Some of the shows he contributes to are: Journal de chroniques Automobiles, "Télé matin " and "Au bout du compte". In addition, he is also the special events reporter for the prime time show "Envoyé Spécial". He is also "chef de service" for the programme "Au Service Economie", again on France 2 TV.
	JOHN BENTLEY South Africa Deputy Editor, CAR
John Bentley brought university qualifications in language and engineering to a career in motoring journalism that began 25 years ago. He has worked for a range of South African motoring publications, and is currently deputy editor of CAR (ABC circulation 110 000), the country's largest-selling automotive magazine.
	PETER BURGESS United Kingdom Editor-in-chief: World Car Guide; Editor: Auto Express Car; Contributor: MSN
Peter Burgess runs Motoring Research Ltd in the UK, an editorial agency specializing in motoring magazine and web site content. He is editor of the UK Car Catalogue, editor-in-chief of the Daily Express World Car Guide and chairman of the Guild of Motoring Writers in the UK.
	DAN CARNEY United States Contributor: NY Times, Sports Car International, Truck Trend, Automotive Engineering International, Sports Car International, Men's Health, Racecar Engineering and Racer magazines (United States)
Dan Carney is a career freelancer who started writing about motorcycles and motorsports 15 years ago. He continues to ride motorcycles, especially for trips into the city. He has just finished his two-year term as president of the Washington Automotive Press Association and has begun service as president emeritus. Carney specializes in writing about new technology, using his location in the Washington, D.C. area to focus especially on safety and environment-related developments. He races a Swift DB-1 Formula Ford in Sports Car Club of America National races and especially enjoys the opportunity to track test new racecars. He has authored two books, "Honda S2000" and "Dodge Viper," published by Motorbooks International.
	JEREMY CATO Canada Senior auto writer: Globe and Mail Megawheels; Host: Report on Business Television
Jeremy Cato is an award-winning print and broadcast journalist who has covered the auto industry for 20 years. He is the senior auto writer for the Globe and Mail's Megawheels section and hosts the weekly television show Car/Business on ROB TV (Report on Business Television). His work has appeared in Report on Business Magazine (ROB), B.C. Business, Moneysense magazine, as well as syndicated newspapers across Canada. In addition, he was host and executive producer of "The Car Show," a live hour-long radio show broadcast across the country as well as two television shows "The Car Pros" and "Drivers' Seat." As an automotive journalist, Cato is an expert on cars and trucks - the issues, the products and the players - from the inside out. During his career, Cato has won more than two dozen awards for journalistic excellence. In 2003, he was named (Canadian) Automobile Journalist of the Year for the second time (the first was 1999).
	JOOSIK CHOI Korea Editor in Chief: Carlife
Currently, car columnist and the editor-in-chief for Carlife Magazine. The company has a twenty year history. Moreover, the company is the pioneer of automobile magazines. The number of circulation and readers are the highest of any Korean magazine.
	ROBERT COLLIN Sweden Staff writer: Aftonblade
Robert Collin is a journalism graduate who began his career writing for all types of newspapers and magazines before specializing in automotive journalism beginning in 1984. He wrote about cars for the Swedish magazine Teknikens Värld from 1984 to 1998. He is best known for his campaign to force Mercedes to withdraw their A-Class car from the market so that the chassis could be redone, and ESP added, before starting to sell the car again. Collin won Sweden's top journalist prize in 1998 as a result of his article on the Mercedes car. Collin has been writing for Sweden's leading daily newspaper Aftonblade since 1999.
	BRIAN COWAN New Zealand Editor-at-large: Autocar
New Zealand-born Brian Cowan began his working career as a civil engineer but a life-long passion with motorcycles saw him begin to write part time about bikes in the late 1960s, taking the plunge into full-time freelance journalism in Sydney, Australia in 1973. Cowan lost a fight with a truck (and his right arm) in 1977, but stayed in motorcycle journalism, editing "Two Wheels" magazine for several years. Returning to New Zealand in the mid-1980s, he shifted emphasis to cars and trucks. A former editor of "New Zealand Autocar," he is currently associate editor of "New Zealand Truck & Driver," writes an auto column for several regional newspapers and contributes regularly to international automotive technical magazines, including "Engine Technology International," "Testing Technology International" and "Vehicle Dynamics International." He is a former president of the New Zealand Motoring Writers' Guild and has won several Qantas media awards for automotive journalism.
	MATT DAVIS Italy (Steering Committee Member) European-based correspondent: AutoWeek in the United States, Auto Express and Octane in the United Kingdom, Gente Motori in Italy and Genroq in Japan
So far as auto enthusiast publications go, Matt Davis is the only American correspondent living and working in Europe. He contributes regularly to AutoWeek in the United States as chief European correspondent and can count some 20 additional publications around the world as frequent clients. He has also written books on various car subjects, particularly in the areas of design and designers. He currently calls northern Italy home.
	XIA DONG China Chief Editor of Auto, Motor and Sport
Xia Dong began his automotive career working for Mercedes and then Ferrari as sales manager. He became an automotive journalist in 1999 working for the Chinese edition of Auto Motor Und Sport. Shortly thereafter he and a team of journalists created two Chinese car magazines, China Auto Pictorial and Cars For You. They now produce an annual Auto Catalogue highlighting the "best new" vehicles. In addition, Dong founded, in 2001, the Chinese Car of the Year Awards.
	PETER FELSKE Germany Editor-in-chief: Auto Bild magazine; Publisher: AS Auto Publishing
Peter Felske began his career in 1978 working for the Morgenpost and writing principally about rally racing. In 1983 he became chief editor for Auto Zeitung and worked there until 1988 when he moved over to Auto Bild magazine and became its editor-in-chief. In 2002 he also assumed the position of publisher AS Auto Publishing in addition to his editor-in-chief responsibilities.
	NADINE FILION Canada Correspondent: La Presse newspaper, Auto Passion, Auto Journal, Auto Mag, Touring and Reader's Digest magazines.
Nadine Filion is based in Quebec and has been a full-time automotive journalist since 1998.
	DOMINIQUE FONTIGNIES Belgium Contributor Le Soir Magazine, Le Vif/L'Express and Design Magazine (Belgium)
Dominique Fontignies is a career freelancer who started writing about the car industry and automotive design 20 years ago, at the age of 19. He started to write for various automotive publications in Belgium and, in 1989, he also created the European Automotive Design Competition, aimed at discovering young designers across Europe. He today works for two weekly newsmagazines in Belgium where he writes tests of new vehicles and stories on car design. Earlier in 2004, he was behind the creation of Design Magazine, a new luxury lifestyle quarterly. He's also the founder of the European Automotive Design Awards, granted each year to carmakers to celebrate the quality of their cars' design.
	LI GENG China Chief Editor of AutoCar

	KEN GIBSON United Kingdom The Sun, England
Former scribe for Autocar, Gibson today reaches millions with his opinionated and respected motoring column in Britain's most popular daily newspaper, The Sun. He is also a member of the International Engine of the Year Awards jury.
	LEONID GOLOVANOV Russia
Leonid Golovanov, born in Moscow in 1968, joined automotive journalism in 1995 as reporter of russian automotive newspaper Autoreview. Now, 10 years later, he still stays with Autoreview - now as deputy editor responsible for road tests, crash-tests and special technical issues. In year 2000 awarded as the best automotive journalist in Russia.
	GRAHAM JOHNSON United Kingdom (Steering Committee Member) Chairman, International Engine of the Year Awards
Graham Johnson started in motoring journalism 10 years ago when he joined the editorial staff of industry titles Automotive Management and Automotive International. Then, following a brief freelance career contributing news to CarWeek and a buyers' guide column to regional newspapers and Auto Ireland, Johnson moved to UK & International Press to edit the launch issue of Engine Technology International. Remaining at the company, he is editor-in-chief of what has become UK & International Press Automotive Magazines Division, Britain's largest group of technical car magazines, encompassing Engine Technology International, Testing Technology International, Tire Technology International, Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International and the latest title, Vehicle Dynamics International. As well as finding time to have had a regular, weekend motoring program on London's Capital Radio, Johnson is also chairman of the International Engine of the Year Awards.
	GREG KABLE Germany (AutoCar UK, AutoWeek USA, Motor - Australia, Sydney Morning Herald Australia, Melbourne Age Australia, Car Top Japan, Motoring Singapore, Car Taiwan)

	MAXIM KADAKOV Russia Observer: Autoreview
Maxim Kadakov started in motoring journalism 12 years ago after graduating from Moscow State Technical University. He is an observer of Autoreview, the biggest russian automotive newspaper with circulation of 220000 copies twice a month. Several years ago Kadakov was a jury member for the famous Car of the Century Awards. He has become Russia's two-time Automotive Journalist of the Year. Kadakov specializes in writing single and comparison cars tests, reviews of new cars, automotive exhibisions, car plants.
	T. GULTEKIN KARA Turkey Editor-in-chief: Automania, Aksam Daily Newspaper; Producer: Otostop and Skyturk
Gultekin Kara started his career as a reporter at Otostop weekly magazine in 1997. After two years, he became a motoring editor for the Aksam newspaper, a daily national newspaper in Turkey. In 2000, he started his own TV program at Skyturk and continues to be correspondent for Sky News in Europe. Kara became the editor-in-chief for the weekly Automania magazine in 2003. He contributes to both the Aksam newspaper and Automania on a daily basis. Kara lives in Istanbul and is fluent in English and French.
	YASUHIKO KAWAMURA Japan Contributor: Car and Driver (Japan), Motor Magazine, Motor Fan, Rosso, Web Car Graphic, autobytel-japan.com
A graduate of the mechanical engineering department of Japan's Kogakuin University, Kawamura is one of the country's most highly regarded motoring journalists. Starting out as a news editor with Motor Fan magazine in the early 80s, he soon left to become a freelance writer. Over the next 20 years, he developed a no-nonsense, intelligent and witty style that is a much sought after commodity in the local industry. He is rather partial to German metal and owns a BMW Z4 and a VW Lupo GTI, and votes on the Japan Car of the Year jury panel.
	JAMIE KITMAN United States New York Bureau Chief, Automobile magazine; U.S. Editor, CAR (UK)
In addition to the above responsibilities, Kitman also contributes to GQ, the New York Times and other publications, and is a frequent presence on American and British radio and TV. A lawyer by training and member of the New York and New Jersey bars, as well as president of the Hornblow Group USA, Inc., a music management concern, his report on the history of lead in gasoline, which appeared in The Nation, won the IRE medal for investigative magazine reporting and is the subject of a book he is writing for Simon & Schuster. A frequent judge at concours events, Kitman admits to owning more than 18 old cars, including three Lancias, a couple of Alfa Romeos and Colin Chapman's personal Ford Lotus Cortina Mk. II.
	JORGE KOECHLIN United States AutoMundo

	ROGERIO LOURO Brazil O Globo newspaper
Rogério Louro is based in Rio de Janeiro and is an automotive journalist writing for the weekly motoring-supplement of the nationwide newspaper "O Globo", Brazil's largest newspaper. A journalism graduate and marketing postgraduate, Louro became an automotive journalist in 1993 working for the Brazilian newspaper "Tribuna da Imprensa". In 1995 he started to work for the Brazilian motoring news agency "Auto Press" and worked there until 2002 when he moved over to be a reporter of the "O Globo" motoring-supplement, named "CARROetc". Since 1993 he conducts regular road-tests inside and outside Brazil as part of his professional work, as well as recording unusual driving-experiences that have a model range from Volkswagen's Heavy Truck Rally model to a Porsche 911 GT3 RS racing car. Louro recently won two medals in the 15th International Automotive Media Awards (IAMA) in the USA: a silver medal in the "Introduction of New Model" category and a bronze medal in the "Concours" category. It is the first time a Brazilian journalist has won such an award.
	PETER LYON Japan (Steering Committee Member) Japan-based contributor for Car and Driver, Edmunds.com, Auto Express, Quattroruote, Auto Bild, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Motor magazine, Evo, 4Wheels and in Japan, Holiday Auto, Best Car and Engine.
Based in Japan for more than 18 years, Australian-born journalist Peter Lyon contributes to more than a dozen publications worldwide, including America's Car and Driver, Britain's Auto Express, Italy's Quattroruote and Germany's Auto Bild. As a fluent speaker and writer of Japanese, he comments regularly on the industry in Japan's most influential automotive publications such as Best Car, Car Top and Engine magazines, and has appeared numerous times on Japanese television conducting test drive reports and examining new technologies. Regarded as the most prolific bilingual automotive writer and translator in the country, he has translated a book on Bridgestone Motorsport, writes for Sony PlayStation's Gran Turismo, and whenever possible races a Mazda MX-5 in the local one-make series and co-pilots vintage classics in historic car races. In addition to his position as WCOTY juror, he also votes on the jury panel for the Japan Car of the Year award, the Car and Driver "10Best" award and the International Engine of the Year award.
	GERRY MALLOY Canada (Steering Committee Member) Contributor: Toronto Star, World of Wheels, Canadian Auto World, MSN Autos (Canada)
After more than 20 years as an automotive test and development engineer, Gerry Malloy turned his hand to automotive journalism. In his 14 years as such, he has become Canada's only three-time Automotive Journalist of the Year, and has won several other awards for his writing. While his passions are automotive history and technology, his work covers the full range of the automotive spectrum, including new car and truck previews and reviews, racing and safety and environmental issues. He also played a major role in the continued development of the Canadian Car of the Year awards program over a 10-year period.
	MARCO MARELLI Italy Gente Motori and Auto & Fuoristrada
Marco began his career in freelance before he started working in Motorsport (F.1, F.Indy, Rally) in PR. In 1992, Marco began workeing for such newspapers as Il Gazzettino, Il Tempo and magazines Auto Oggi and Rombo. In 1999 Marco Al Volante, italian magazine. Currently Marco works for Gente Motori and Auto & Fuoristrada as Capo Redattore. Marco is a member of the Italian Automotive Journalist Association.
	HIDESHI MATSUDA Japan Contributor: Best Car, Holiday Auto, Motor Magazine, Navi, J’s Tipo, Car Sensor, Xacar, Genroq, Response
Matsuda's ability to evaluate new cars and technology to such an in- depth degree is drawn from over two decades of top level motor racing experience. As one of a handful of Japanese drivers to have raced in both Indy 500 and Le Mans, he has also raced open-wheelers and touring cars, and currently pilots a Ferrari in Japan's Super GT300 class series. While he may be exceptionally quick on the race track, he is highly respected in the industry as a motor journalist with rare insight into the intricacies of handling and performance. He also works as a guest TV commentator for the Japan round of America's IRL series and votes on the jury panel of Japan's Car of the Year award.
	JOHN MCCORMICK United States Contributor: Detroit News, Bloomberg Markets magazine, Houston Chronicle and Popular Science
British-born John McCormick came to the United States in 1986 to join AutoWeek magazine after four years as deputy editor of Britain's prestigious CAR magazine. McCormick moved from AutoWeek to Ward's Auto World and then became an independent auto writer in 1992. Today, McCormick is one of the leading United States-based international automotive writers, contributing to publications in every major market around the world. In Europe, McCormick contributes to leading consumer automotive magazines in every major market ‹ Top Gear in the UK, Auto Zeitung in Germany, L'Automobile in France, Gente Motori in Italy and Autopista in Spain. In the Pacific Rim region, McCormick is the United States editor for Driver magazine in Japan and contributes to the Sydney Morning Herald in Australia. Widely travelled, McCormick's expertise includes new vehicle evaluation as well as reporting on automotive industry developments, supplier activities, production facilities, personnel and business matters.
	BILL MCKINNON Australia Sydney Morning Herald, Australian Car Buyer, 4WD Buyer
Bill McKinnon has been testing cars and motorcycles for more than 20 years. The early part of his career included editing Australia's major motorcycle magazine, Two Wheels. He then edited The Open Road, a motoring/travel magazine with a circulation of 1.5 million. He is currently chief road tester for the Sydney Morning Herald, editor of Australian New Car Buyer and 4WD Buyer magazines, and a contributor to many other publications. He also continues to test motorcycles, though not often enough.
	PETER NUNN Japan Contributor: Automobile Magazine, Car Graphic, Wheels, Auto Motor Und Sport, Globalautonet.com, Automobile Year, Auto, News from JAMA, La Repubblica plus contributions to CAR, Evo and Top Gear in the
Peter Nunn lives and works in Tokyo, writing full-time on the Japanese car industry. With Haymarket in the UK (Classic &Sportscar, What Car?) for eight years, then moved to Tokyo in May 1988. Today, contributing regularly to frontline media in Japan, US, Europe, Australia and cyberspace. Member of Japan's Car of the Year judging panel and also votes for International Engine of the Year. Member of the UK Guild of Motoring Writers.
	KOJI OZAWA Japan Contributor: Best Car, Engine, Lapita, webCarGraphic, Smart, Begin, Takarajima, Form, nikkeibp.jp
Ozawa tells us that after he graduated from university, he started working at a certain Japanese carmaker before deciding that the publishing game was his calling. Having completed a short time as an assistant editor at Japan's prestigious Navi magazine, he soon made the switch to freelance 'variety' motor journalist and has never looked back. His slightly off-beat yet always entertaining approach to the discipline sees his services on demand from specialist motoring magazines to lifestyle publications to weekly radio shows. As a judge for Japan's Car of the Year award, Ozawa loves cars, currently owning a 911 Carrera 2, Mini Cooper and a Rolls Royce Cornishe.
	MACIEJ PERTYNSKI Poland Contributor: Auto-Moto, Motor
Pertynski's primary area of interest is car history and design. He has been conducting regular road tests of new automobiles since 1995. Before becoming a journalist, Pertynski worked for Renault Poland. He is multilingual and speaks English, German, French, Arabic and Russian in addition to his native Polish.
	ROBERT PRZYBYLSKI Poland Contributor: Rzeczpospolita
Robert Przybylski is a freelance automotive journalist who has been writing about cars since 1992. He began his career as a staff writer for the monthly Motomagazyn and became their deputy editor-in-chief in 1996. He was promoted to editor-in-chief in 1998. In 2002 he moved over to the Rzeczpospolita newspaper where he is staff writer for their automotive section until this day. Przybylski has also contributed to Georgano's Encyclopedia of Cars, Antique Automobile and SAH Journal.
	KENICHI SAKURAI Japan Rosso Magazine

	JIM SCOUTTEN United States Contributor: Car and Driver Radio
Jim Scoutten began his career in television with 15 years of general interest broadcast journalism working in TV news as reporter, anchor, producer and news director for stations in Honolulu, Phoenix, Seattle, Savannah, Georgia, and the greater Houston area. In 1991 Scoutten began to contribute freelance automotive reviews to the independent TNN show, Road Test Magazine, which became Motor Trend Television in 1995. In 1999, following the sale of Petersen Publishing to a group of investors, Motor Trend TV seamlessly became Car and Driver Television. Scoutten continued his work as senior producer, primary writer, field reporter and host. In 2003 Scoutten was instrumental in establishing Car and Driver Radio with the series host, Alan Taylor. Scoutten appears regularly on the show series, providing vehicle reviews heard in more than 80 radio markets and on XM and Sirius Satellite Radio.
	HORMAZD SORABJEE India Editor, Autocar India magazine
Hormazd Sorabjee is widely acknowledged as India's most respected automotive journalist. He established Autocar India as the leading and most influential automobile magazine in India. Hormazd began his career with The Indian Auto Journal in 1986 where he pioneered the concept of automotive journalism and road testing in India. Since then, Hormazd has been closely involved with the auto industry and market and his articles have appeared in all major publications in India and abroad. He is considered an authority on the Indian automobile market and is widely quoted by the media. He hosts the very popular 'Auto Selector' section on CNBC channel's 'The Auto Show' to give consumer advice to viewers. Hormazd participated actively in motor sports from 1985-1994. The highlight of his career was overall second place in the gruelling 4,000km Great Desert Himalaya Rally in 1988. He is also the only Indian journalist to have driven a Formula One car.
	MICHAEL STAVROPOULOS Greece Chief Editor, 4Wheels (4TROXOI) magazine
Michael Stavropoulos began his automotive writing career working for the very magazine where he is now chief Editor. Beginning in 1986, he was their photographer and illustrator in addition to writing car reviews. In 1990, he began working for Auto Motor und Sport as their technical editor; then deputy editor in 1995. He returned to 4Wheels magazine in 2000 as the chief editor - a position that he still holds today.
	C. VAN TUNE United States (Steering Committee Member) Host, ESPN TV's Road Trip
A 20-year veteran magazine editor, C. Van Tune is also America's premier TV reporter on anything and everything automotive. His cumulative TV audience of more than 120,000,000 makes him by far "America's Most-Watched Automotive Analyst." Editor-in-chief: Motor Trend Magazine, 1994-2001; Executive producer/host: Motor Trend Television (Fox's Speed Network); Co-host, Motor Trend Radio (Talk America Network) More than 10 years experience as national TV commentator/guest expert: Today Show, Live with Regis & Kelly, Good Morning America, 20/20, CNBC Power Lunch/Closing Bell, MSNBC News with Brian Williams, CNN, Fox News Channel, ABC Special Report with Sam Donaldson, ABC World News with Peter Jennings, The View, Iyanla, Extra; Hosts series of one-hour specials on ESPN: Road Trip; Host of ESPN's Road Trip, the highest-Nielsen-rated automotive show on TV.
	SEAN X.H.QIU China Editor-in-chief of "Autoworld"
As one of the earliest auto professional media persons in China, Xiong Hui Qiu and his colleagues jointly founded China's first full-colour, auto professional monthly magazine in 1994. This was also the earliest auto magazine that China jointly launched with overseas media. Xiong Hui Qiu created China's earliest auto testing report column, tested autos himself and wrote testing reports. In the year 2000, he also established China's first auto rating - the annual top ten vehicles - which continues up to the present. Xiong Hui Qiu graduated from the Hunan University with a master's degree in linguistics. Currently he is also teaching journalism and Western cultural subjects in universities.
	JUERGEN ZOELLTER Germany Contributor, Auto Express (UK), Road & Track (US), and Car (UK)
A graduate of the University of Karlsruhe, Jurgen Zollter taught at the same university for six years prior to becoming the editor of the leading photo-magazine Photo Revue in February of 1986. He became editor of Top Driver in April 1987 and in 1989 became a freelance journalist contributing to outlets all over Asia, Europe and the USA, for example, FOCUS, stern,CAR, mot, Autobild, Welt am Sonntag, WELT, AutoFocus, AUTO/Strassenverkehr, Off Road, Playboy, Matador, GALA, AutoExpress/UK, CAR/UK, AUTOWEEK/NL, GTO/NL, L'Auto Journal/F, L'Automobile Magazine/F, Sport Auto/F, Alles Auto/A, Neue Kronen Zeitung/A, Neue Zuercher Zeitung/CH, Z¸richer Sonntagszeitg./CH, Automobil Revue/CH, AUTO/I, Autosprint/I, Auto Capital + Autopui/I, Automovil/SP, Autopista/SP, Auto Foco/P, Motor Magazine/J, GENROQ/J, F-Magazine/J,Road & Track/USA.