Car and Driver Magazine for iPad Arrives at the App Store

Car and Driver magazine announced that its Car and Driver app is now available at the App Store. The app, which Car and Driver exclusively developed for iPad, combines the best features of the magazine. The app is a fully-interactive environment that optimizes iPad’s high-resolution display. Its features include in-depth car reviews, car comparison tests, car photo galleries, automotive news feeds, and automotive journalism with embedded car videos.

“The Car and Driver for iPad app delivers our brand values of usefulness, honesty, and fun to a platform perfectly suited to their expression,” says Eddie Alterman, Car and Driver vice-president and Editor-in-chief. “We’re proud of the way the app allows our audience to engage more deeply with our content and with fellow users.”

With each month’s issue, users will be able to automatically download car photos, car videos and other Car and Driver Magazine content to iPad quickly and easily. Users will then be able to access all of Car and Driver’s exciting automotive content, even if no Wi-Fi or 3G connection is available.

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