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Focuses on the 2002 Truck of the Year competition in the United States. Conduction of road tests; Criteria for judging; Participants of the event.

Presents some of the author's highly personal and completely biased observations on high-end automobiles in the market from various manufacturers in the U.S. Appreciation to Toyota Motor Corp.'s Prius automobile for its technological cleverness; Identification of cars with 600-, 300- and 500-horsepower speed; Criticism against bulky and blocky sedans; Comments on the reality of developing and putting into reality concept cars.

Editorial. Focuses on the launching of the automobiles Scion xA and xB from Toyota Motor Corp. in the U.S. Target market; Shopping habit of younger consumers; Availability of a Web site for prospective buyers.

Editorial. Focuses on considerations in making an automobile purchase in the U.S. as reflected in the articles published in the December 2002 issue of the periodical 'Motor Trend.' Popularity of sport utility vehicles (SUV); Car-based SUVs; Slippery-road security offered by SUVs.

Editorial. Focuses on the survey concerning the readers of the periodical 'Motor Trend' in the U.S. Dedication of readers in knowing about cars; Influence of readers' opinions on car-magazine publishing; Discussions regarding the different personalities of 'Motor Trend' readers.

Editorial. Comments on automobile rallies in the U.S. Influence of automobile racing to car designs; Features of the Jeep Compass concept; Details on rally cars; Discussions on video racing games.

Editorial. Comments on the creativity in driving a car and the economic stability of several automobile industry in the U.S. Manifestation of the encouraging slant on carmaking; Promotion of Bob Lutz at the General Motors company; Signs of product reinvigoration.

Editorial. Focuses on the popularity of the 427 Cobra in the 1960s in the United States. Information on the essential qualities of the car; Definition of sports cars; Boom of sports car production.

Features on the 2002 Volvo S60 AWD in the United States. Employment of a computer-managed clutching at the rear differential; Vehicle layout; Engine specification.