OVERVIEW:
Max Speed was started by Petersen Publishing in October 1998. It focused on performance upgrades to cars
costing $30K or less and that were manufactured by brands from Europe and Asia. Donald Nosek was
the editor, John Naderi the staff editor (he later became the editor of Super Street), and Ira Gabriel was the publisher.
In November 1999 Petersen sold its automotive titles to EMAP PLC, a British publisher with titles like Car and Max Power magazines. The staff at EMAP-Petersen decided to re-title Max Speed to a U.S. edition of Max Power. It had the same staff as before, and content included both U.S. and U.K. stories and features. When EMAP sold 60 automotive titles including this one to Primedia in 2001, Max Power was re-titled as Eurotuner.
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PUBLICATION DATA
The publisher did NOT provide net paid circulation data to Oxbridge's The Standard Periodical Directory.
CONTENT COMPLETENESS:
A total of 7 issues was printed from October, 1998 through September, 1999. All issues are complete except March, 1999.
LAST ISSUE B/4 RE-TITLE
