INTERNATIONAL REPORT

EDITED BY FRED STAFFORD

RIGHT OF WAY AND THE FRENCH WAY Bostonians and New Yorkers have earned reputations for being outrageously aggressive drivers, but the French make them look like children putting around on Big Wheels. This shot taken from the famed Arc de Triomphe in Paris clearly reveals the rule of the road to be "every man for himself." Making your way around this central spinoff for all of Paris can be a harrowing experience for out of towners, as the local drivers, especially the cabbies, never back off. The entire trip around the Arc is one long near miss, yet accidents are few. THE "S" STANDS FOR SHORT END IN AMERICA Porsche chose the recent Frankfurt Auto Show to introduce its "S" version of the 928, which brings both good news and bad news. The…

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MotorTrend (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 1979

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