The Intercooler – Car Magazine 4+

Name: The Intercooler – Car Magazine
Rating: 4.8 (19 reviews)
Author: DriveNation Media

DriveNation Media

Entwickelt für iPad

- 4,8 • 19 Bewertungen

- Gratis
- In-App-Käufe möglich

Beschreibung

Welcome to The Intercooler, the world’s first ad-free car magazine app. We deliver the best automotive journalism directly to your smartphone or tablet, every day.

Our writing team includes many of the finest and most experienced auto journalists working today, as well as industry experts responsible for designing and engineering a number of iconic performance cars. We publish the latest car reviews, insights into the automotive industry that you won’t find elsewhere and the most engaging road trips and motorsport stories as well.

We believe there isn’t a stronger group of writers at any auto magazine anywhere in the world. The writing team at The Intercooler boasts a combined experience of more than 250 years. Founded by Andrew Frankel and Dan Prosser, The Intercooler also counts among its writers the likes of Henry Catchpole, Mel Nichols, Peter Robinson, Colin Goodwin, Andrew English, Ben Oliver, and former F1 driver Karun Chandhok. As well as the world’s best car magazine writers, The Intercooler is also home to Julian Thomson, designer of the original Lotus Elise, and David Twohig, lead engineer of the Alpine A110.

In short, The Intercooler puts the world’s best motoring writers and the most informative stories about cars, driving and motorsport in the palm of your hand, daily. What’s more, The Intercooler is unique among digital car magazine apps because it’s free from advertising, ensuring the best and most convenient reading experience possible.

Terms of use: https://www.theintercooler.co.uk/terms-of-use

21. März 2024

Version 4.1

Minor bug fixes and speed improvements.

4,8 von 5

19 Bewertungen

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