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Chuck U. Farlie @ Sep 27th 2007 1:33PM
"The Motor Trend of Old was a completely differently animal, that is before the influx of Toyota Advertising money that keeps it afloat" Moon River
I guess you missed Cadillac's 7 page insert, the HUMMER ad the Buick Enclave ad, two page Pontiac GXP ad, the three page American Revolution ad, one page SAAB ad versus the ONE, ONE page Toyota ad the October issue of Motor Trend!
FIFTEEN pages of GM ads versus ONE page.
Who's paying the bill over at MT again? Oh that's right Toyota is... and you'd have to be on the Moon to believe that one!