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by - written on 31/08/01 (Very useful, 470 readings)
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Being a keen car modifier myself, MaxPower has been a source of inspiration as well as making good reading, and allowing you to dream over that RGS Motorsport tuned Nova, running the 2.0 turbo lump. But then RGS Motorsport is only up the road, and even my Nova has paid them a visit on a few occasions I started buying the magazine a few years back, and brought an issue every month from then on, up until recently. I haven’t bothered to buy this months addition. Over the last 6 months or so, it has slowly downgraded, it went into a real state of decline, where there was nothing at all in it but adverts and soft porn, but I think they realised that ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/06/01 (Very useful, 362 readings)
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Once upon a time (quite a few years ago, i hasten to add) , I had a little fast car (Suzuki swift Gti) and blasting about in it was the major consumer of all my free time. Now, whats that got to do with Max Power Magazine?? Well it was just for like minded people like myself, that lived, eat, slept and did other unspeakable things in the car! The mag had great features on how to make your car faster, louder and more pleasing to the eye. Several pages of adverts selling bits for my car were in there too, this was fantastic! Now, maybe I have grown up a little since I got married, not sure, but I had to buy a 5 door car and one ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/02/04 (Very useful, 310 readings)
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Lacks Power I'm a car mad sort who just cannot leave a car standard.It's like an itch and I don't have will power to stop scratching.I was a 'boy racer' when that expression stressed the racer but now it is a lifestyle definition and the people who come into this grouping spend their friday nights parked up competing in contest to have the newest and largest alloy wheels or the latest carbon-fibre/neon washer jets.It has developed into a massive lifestyle market and this is what MP caters for. I've been reading 'Max Power' and it's bretheren for years and although I know the magazine well I've always tended ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/04/01 (Somewhat useful, 453 readings)
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the typical max power reader is about 14 and the magazine reflects this. Most people old enough to drive don't really want to pay this sort of price for an added poster, cd or sticker. The content was once wonerful (perhaps i was this age then) but it has now dropped into basically a soft pornography magazine. That said it is the most underground magazine available for the cruise scene and they regularly turn up to events that happen around the country and there is a wide selection of cars, although they tend to be made with bank loans not hard graft like they used to be. Good for the young, but seems to teen to be credible. ... Read the complete review
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