Redline Magazine - Closing, Its All Over! R.I.P.

This is breaking news, the popular UK tuning magazine Redline by Future Publishing will disappear from our shelves after issue 174. That means there are only 2 more issues then nothing more than a memory. With the loss of Max Power also this year you begin to wonder how long other  similar magazines will survive.


Below is the official statement from the Redline Team:
Since breaking the news that Future was proposing to close Redline magazine, we’ve been blown away by the kind words of support posted by our fans on facebook. Unfortunately, I must break the news that issue 174 will be the final edition of Redline to be published.

The whole team is gutted by the news, but are glad that we get to produce one final cracking magazine.

So a huge thanks to everyone that’s supported us over the years. From loyal readers and advertisers to all our mates in the office that have helped make Redline such a fantastic magazine; cheers guys! And a special thanks to our 7,342 facebook fans for showing that the tuning community can be such a knowledgeable and inspirational place.

We’ve had an amazing time doing a job that we all love and we want to go out with a bang! So please support us and buy the next two issues of the UK’s No.1 Performance Tuning Magazine. Issue 173 is on sale 22 September and our final (sniff) issue, 174, hits the shelves on sale 20 October. They’ll both be crammed full of essential tuning advice, inspirational cars, tech guides, tests and some special surprises.

In the meantime, we remain passionate about tuning, and will continue to update facebook and share some of the highlights from 13 years of Redline goodness, including a certain Castrol stickered Supra that’s currently parked outside the office. Anyone fancy donuts for lunch?

Thanks again for your support!

Dav, Stav & Tim – Redline

Help Save Redline Magazine

The company that publishes Redline is considering closing it. We can’t let that happen! Like this page and make sure you buy the next issue of Redline on sale 25th of August!

Show your support here.

Remembering Max Power Magazine in The Telegraph

Read the article by John Sootheran (former Max Power Editor) via the link below:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/8279520/Remembering-Max-Power.html
Telegraph Link:
www.telegraph.co.uk

Max Power Magazine 1993 - 2011 - Good Times!

Read the Article from Monday 17th January!

Max Power Magazine 1993 - 2011 - Bad Times!

• Sticking their name to everything, you name the crap they stuck their name on it!
• Thinking "Maxing" was a real term!
• Max Power Live.
• Changing the magazines direction - good idea that one lads!
• Filling the mag with more beaver than a dam!
• Boasting about Mag size "Biggest Issue Ever" when all they did was put in more adverts, nothing editorial!
• Choosing to be a spineless mag (not hard bound) and increasing the price point.
• Manky "Cruise Girls".
• Crap project cars. Project Slam  anyone, how about a Kia Soul, thought not!

Max Power - Good Times, Tomorrow!

Last Max Power Magazine Ever!

Max Power's last issue ever was released, well yesterday by now! Re-live the history, the cream, the crap and the down right shit over the remainder of January. Max Power has been important in the modified car scene over the years! Lets re-live both the good and bad!

Max Power End of an Era Party 10th Dec 2010

There are only a few days left to buy tickets for our End of an Era party on 10th December, celebrating 17 years at the heart of the modified scene.

The final issue of Max goes out in January, and we're holding one no-holds-barred night at the all new Scorch Nightclub in Bishop's Stortford to remember almost two decades of modded madness.


Hosted by MC Stallion, and with a line up including DJ Richie Don, DJ Dexplicit, DJ Sparks and Joop, Funky Fat Boy, DJ Sarah Giggle, DJ BDM and MC Ender plus more unconfirmed acts, it's one not to miss!


Our own Max Babes, the entire Max crew and loads of the modified industry's biggest names will be there too.


Tickets cost £10 from scorchnightclub.com/tickets.html and anyone who books early will get an exclusive Max wristband for free.


As an added bonus, ten randomly selected pre-booked tickets will be selected for a VIP upgrade. Get involved!

Max Power Magazine R.I.P.

UK's Max Power Magazine Breaking news: The February issue of Max Power, on sale 12th January 2011, will be the last issue in its current guise. It will be a collectable super-sized issue celebrating modifying. As a big finale for the monthly mag it will embrace all that is great within our scene. This will be an event that’s not to be missed...

A bit of an update on this story from the Editor of Max Power (source unknown, believed to be from an email) :

Hi
Bauer Media has reluctantly taken the decision today to suspend the monthly publication of Max Power magazine and its accompanying website.

We anticipate that the February issue of Max Power, on sale 12th January 2011, will be the last issue in its current guise and will be a collectable super-sized issue celebrating modifying past and present. It will embrace all that is great within our scene and boast more feature cars than ever before. This really will be an event that’s not to be missed and a fitting celebration to the incredibly colourful, loud and irreverent history of Max Power.

It is our intention to keep the Max Power brand alive in the future with a series of “one shots” and special issues and some possible exciting new adventures. Keep your eyes peeled for future new projects and we will endeavour to keep you updated with all the latest news from the Max Power brand.

I’d like to personally thank you for your support of Max Power.



Mark Guest
Editor
Max Power