► Continue enjoying CAR magazine
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► How to buy CAR in coronavirus lockdown
If you’re wondering how to continue enjoying CAR magazine at a time when much of the world is on lockdown over the Covid-19 virus, here are the ways you can buy the latest print issue, download a digital edition or buy a subscription to CAR magazine during these uncertain times.
You should still be able to pick up your copy on the newsstand if you’re going to a supermarket for essential food purchases, but if this is tricky you can purchase a single copy online from Greatmagazines.co.uk.
Alternatively, consider reading the magazine on one of our digital platforms:
Why not subscribe?
A magazine subscription is a great way to guarantee your copy of each issue and save money. Plus you’ll usually get the magazine delivered before it hits newsstands.
Subscribe to the print edition of CAR and get free UK delivery as well as great discounts – visit Greatmagazines.co.uk for our guaranteed best prices.
We also have some superb one-off digital-only subscription offers in place, with discounts of up to 50%:
Read on for a note from our editor, who explains how we’ll continue to produce CAR magazine, even if we’re all working from home to minimise the spread of the virus.
A letter from the editor Ben Miller
In these difficult and worrying times, I want you to know that you can rely on CAR to keep on providing our usual top-quality coverage of the automotive world.
So although various new-car launches have been delayed, and the sporting calendar has been paused, we’re busy working on the usual great mix of reviews, interviews, adventures and analysis.
We’ll continue to publish CAR every month in print and digital forms.
There will be fresh content daily on the website, including news about the effect of coronavirus on the car world. And perhaps if you’ve found some extra time on your hands, this would be a great opportunity to catch up on some archive gems from legendary contributors including LJK Setright, James May and Nigel Roebuck, or enjoy re-reading columns from Gavin Green and Mark Walton.
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Stay safe
Ben Miller
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