This 1980 Cessna P210N Is a Cross-Country-Optimized ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
Already-fast Cessna 210 gains more speed with pressurization and turbocharging.
Already-fast Cessna 210 gains more speed with pressurization and turbocharging.
Four-seat, straight-tail version of Beechcraft’s premium piston single is known for speed and harmonious handling.
TBM 700 came to market before pilots had fully warmed up to single-engine turboprops.
Built like a ‘big airplane,’ the Commander is known for rugged and thoughtful design features.
M20F was the first of the ‘long’ Mooneys with a 10-inch fuselage extension.
Among the earliest light-twin designs, the Aero Commander set the category’s standard.
More powerful Hawk XP is an appealing, sought-after version of the Cessna 172.
Built to compete with Beechcraft’s speedy Bonanza, the Comanche is more conventional, less expensive.
Many pilots waited patiently for this European high-performance traveler to receive FAA certification.
Jack Riley’s Turbostream conversion adds a lot of power to an already-brawny light twin.