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Spanish Fly: Tramontana spotted strafing Swiss airport in full jet fighter regalia {Autoblog}
Jul 10th 2009 4:50PM Look how tiny the driver's head is too! For something styled like a minimalist track car this thing is about twice the size of an Ariel Atom. It really is as big as a fighter jet I guess...
Spy Shot: Redesigned Lincoln MKX gains corporate face {Autoblog}
Jul 8th 2009 3:49PM It's way too big on the MKT but I like it here and on the other models.
Spy Shots: Next Toyota Landcruiser Prado/Lexus GX caught in the Middle East? {Autoblog}
Jul 8th 2009 2:08PM Seriously, those stripes belong on a 1986 Winnebago. The vehicle design has about as much appeal as one of those anyway.
Google phone designers plot for "The End of Driving" with autonomobile {Autoblog}
Jul 8th 2009 9:48AM Should read:
"Google phone designers miss point entirely."
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2009 Mega Gallery {Autoblog}
Jul 7th 2009 8:37AM You had the Gulf liveried Aston Martin Le Mans racer in your sights and you focus on some guy with a flag?? REALLY???
Aside from that, awesome pics.
EDITORIAL: Attention Wall Street Journal - Ford does not use Toyota's hybrid system! {Autoblog}
Jul 5th 2009 6:18PM Toyota get's many of it's parts sourced from American companies, in fact, Visteon, once wholly owned by Ford, supplies Visteon's Passive
Security System for the Toyota Yaris. Toyota even gave them an award for it.
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/06-03-2002/0001739182&EDATE=
I guess by your logic that makes the Yaris a Ford. Or at least a "Visteon". Man, Toyota is so stupid they can't even develop their own car security systems. How lame.
Spy Shots: Chevy Spark spotted as Daewoo Matiz {Autoblog}
Jun 30th 2009 10:53AM If you want to continue the political rant you could also point to the Democratic push to force lenders to give home loans to unqualified home buyers, thereby ensuring a steady supply of defaulted mortgages.
As for the car, it looks as if GM has learned nothing from the Aztec.
Review: 2010 Ford Fiesta Euro-Spec almost ready for U.S. arrival {Autoblog}
Jun 26th 2009 12:51PM Honestly? You think that the mere existence of competition should keep Ford from producing this car? I'm seriously dumbfounded by your logic.
Review: 2010 Ford Fiesta Euro-Spec almost ready for U.S. arrival {Autoblog}
Jun 26th 2009 12:49PM "What does this car offer thats not already offered in a Honda Fit or Toyota Yaris?"
WTF are you talking about? What else do you WANT it to offer? Gold plated steering wheel? Built-in ant form? Room for 8? It's a B sized car offering the same general features as it's competitors and THEN some. Also, it's actually fun to drive. Compared to the Yaris it's a gem and it's on par or slightly better than the Fit. And in case you hadn't noticed, Ford is already matching the build quality and reliability of Toyota and Honda.
Get your fingers out of your ears and your head out of... the sand. Seriously. Worst post ever. Learn to think before you type.
Review: 2010 Ford Fiesta Euro-Spec almost ready for U.S. arrival {Autoblog}
Jun 26th 2009 12:40PM All cars have hard plastic in their interiors. It's about ratios of hard to soft. Even top players like the Honda Fit have hard plastic dashboards. This one manages to provide a soft cushy dash for the same price along with cool features like Sync. Granted the red display is not my favorite, but other than that it breaks new ground for a domestic (or any) small car.
