Editing Top Gear Magazine/UK/March 1994

{{Infobox Magazine
|magazine = Top Gear
|publication = Magazine #6
|image = [[File:TGM 1994-03.jpg|280px]]Win Ford's new Probe, and go here to test drive it
|issue = 6
|price = £2.40
|month = March
|year = 1994
|pages = 264
|editor = Kevin Blick
|publisher = BBC Worldwide
|prev = [[Top Gear Magazine (UK)/February 1994|Issue 5 (February 1994)]]
|next = [[Top Gear Magazine (UK)/April 1994|Issue 7 (April 1994)]]}}

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==Cover==
[[File:TGM 1994-03 Clarkson Probe.jpg|thumb|282px|Jeremy Clarkson in Utah with the Ford Probe]]
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==Contents==

===On The Front===
*'''Win the Probe''': Not just the most exciting car [[Ford]] have made for a long time, not just the most spectacular scenery you'll ever see, not just the most brilliant holiday you'll ever have, not just the most in-depth and incisive road test you'll read anywhere, but a great big picture of our Editor looking exactly like Harvey Keitel, too. And some phantom pigeons. And some fine boxes of fish.

===Regulars===
*'''First gear''': The new VW Beetle, the latest Land Rover, American invasion, hairy bikers get all post-Kandinsky, all sorts of stuff.
*'''First steer''': Renault Laguna, Hyundai Sonata, Seat Ibiza GTi, Citroen ZX Estate, Vauxhall Corsa auto, Honda Civic coupe. Phew.
*'''Steering columns''': <br>• [[Jeremy Clarkson]] has an announcement to make. Sh. Quiet over there. Now then...<br>• [[Quentin Willson]] on a Honda surprise<br>• [[Tiff Needell]] races to get to the point<br>• Guest columnist John McVicar with a true-life tale of vengeance and vendettas

===Company... Halt!===
*'''Firm facts''': What the tax changes will mean to you - an in-depth in-detail investigation.
*'''The price of freedom''': Quentin looks at the used cars you could get instead of your dull old company hack.
*'''Six £15,000 cars''': A test with a difference. You've canned your company car; what do you buy now?

===Grand Tour===
*'''Two tested''': BMW 840 vs Jaguar XJS.
*'''Champagne days''': How it was way back when.

===More Things===
*'''[[Steve Coogan]]''': Funny man meets straight [[Andy Wilman]].
*'''The Phone Grabbers''': We investigate today's latest high-tech racket - phone grabbing.
*'''Sands of silence''': [[Vauxhall]] make their new ad, we go too.
*'''Family car frenzy''': Six 1.4-litre hatchbacks strut their stuff.
*'''Antiques roadshow''': Cars that have gone abroad to retire.
*'''Plink plink fizz''': Clarkson goes to drive some spectacular supercars but doesn't.
*'''Bikes off-road and on''': Quick green laning, fast traffic-jamming.

===Yet More Things===
*'''The ''Top Gear'' club''': More offers, competitions and stuff than your little mind can conceive of.
*'''Rear view''': A new series on recent cars that make great second-hand buys. First: the BX.
*'''All change''': The next big thing to come in boxes.
*'''Gearbox''': Want some deeply desirable consumer goods? Watch this.
*'''RAC advice''': Why, why not, why with him?
*'''Write turns''': Loads of letters on why we keep calling the letters lettuce. And faxes of fish.
*'''Car''' chase: Our brand new service - bespoke car advice; made-to-measure help.
*'''Auto Jungle''': A poet and a [[Volvo]], neatly crayoned.

===Car Buying Guide===
*'''Used car buyers guide''': The used car market this month plus Quentin Willson's guide to what's worth buying and what's worthless.
*'''New car buyers guide''': All the info on every car there is, specially expanded this month.
*'''New cars listed by price''': All the cars on the market, pound for pound. Plus our lists of which ones we rate and which we hate.
*'''Manufacturers directory''': Where to find all the details from the people who really know.