Automotive Rhythms sounds familiar
The influence of African Americans and other
minorities on the US car scene has been all kinds of wonderful. "Urban culture" has saved at least one venerable marque
(Bentley), revitalized another (Chrysler 300C) and forced all manufacturers to raise their game. To their credit,
carmakers have been quick to invite members of the minority-oriented media into the tent. One such outfit,
automotiverhythms.com, has taken full advantage of the opportunity.
Unfortunately, they're playing the game old style: junketeering like crazy, drooling like mad and
avoiding hard-edged criticism. Their review of the
Audi A6 is a good case in
point. Still, Automotive Rhythm's energy, passion and dedication is a most welcome addition to the
scene.
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Dave in MI 12:26AM (12/19/2005)
The link works but is spelled incorrectly.
They have an article about the Mazdaspeed RX8. Is that old news? I haven't seen anything on that. Looks to be only cosmetic improvements, however, the article is not very technical.
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David Thomas 12:26AM (12/19/2005)
http://www.autoblog.com/entry/1234000493027408/
Is a link to a pic when we saw it at the detroit show. but no i guess we didn't go in depth. It does get some suspension and handling mods but no engine performance upgrades no. and like you said lots of cosmetics.
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