With the latest government advice on the COVID-19 outbreak being to avoid leaving home apart from for essential travel, we appreciate it might become difficult to ensure you receive a copy of Autocar every week.
With more need than ever for engaging, entertaining magazines, we plan to ensure that Autocar will continue to be published in print every Wednesday, to bring you the best news, reviews, features and opinion from the around the car world. You should still find copies in supermarkets and other shops each week, so you can grab the latest issue while doing your essential food shopping.
We’ve also prepared some special offers for both print and digital subscriptions to Autocar, to ensure that you can continue to receive every issue without leaving your home.
You can receive six print issues of Autocar for £6, or take a dual subscription giving you access to both print and digital editions for £8.75. Click here to access the offer. You’ll also find offers for subscriptions to our sister titles Classic & Sports Car and What Car?.
We also have some great deals on longer-term print and digital subscriptions. For the latest print deals, click here, and for digital subscriptions, click here.
Autocar is also available in digital form through both Exact Editions and Zino. Find details for Exact Editions here and for Zinio here.
Another option is a monthly subscription to Readly – the Netflix of magazine reading. For a single monthly fee, you gain access to Autocar and more than 4000 other magazines. Click here for more details, including a special offer.
As we have been since 1895, we’re committed to bringing you the best motoring magazine every week, and aim to help keep you entertained in this difficult time.
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I normally buy in my local supermarket. WH Smiths, which is about the only newsagent near me, simply isn't easy to visit. Strangely enough most people in my local town avoid the town centre! It's difficult to park and full of druggies on Methadone first thing in the morning.
Supermarkets in my town are much easier to access, free parking, and cleaner.