C&D 10 Best, 2011 GT #1?
http://www.caranddriver.com/features/10q4/2011_10best
They don't actually list an order, but...
1. The picture is clearly most focused on the Stang
2. Its labeled "Going gold"
3. Quoted in the article: "...and that’s why it alone grabs the trophy"
They don't actually list an order, but...
1. The picture is clearly most focused on the Stang
2. Its labeled "Going gold"
3. Quoted in the article: "...and that’s why it alone grabs the trophy"
1. True. I suspect that was just the best picture they had.
2. It was an allusion to the book, The Outsiders: "Stay Gold, Ponyboy."
3. It was referring to why the GT "grabs the [Top 10] trophy" over the V6 and GT500, not to why it grabs the Number 1 trophy over the other nine cars on the list.
Again, you need to read more carefully. They say nothing about the design of the back end. They like the sequential turn signals. And that's some horrible company to be in. 6 or 7 out of 10 of those, I'd put in the Worst Design Features category.
But yeah, it's great to see the Mustang continue to get some positive attention. It deserves it.
Last edited by tvrbob; Nov 26, 2010 at 04:52 AM.
Clearly it would seem, assuming it did say that, that someone got excited seeing their favorite car getting such preeminent placement in a photo featured in C&D's web site. Then this person likely posted before getting around to reading the article.
I would be likely to blame that excitement rather than illiteracy for two reasons. 1. It's likely the cause of the mistake. 2. Common courtesy for a fellow enthusiast not to mention human being would preclude me from accusing someone of borderline illiteracy unless they were being hurtful/hateful as a result of their less than fully informed posts.
Sure I might get banned for this, but ultimately I find it inappropriate that someone who is actually a representative of the site would be unnecessarily insulting and belittling of a site visitor. Ultimately it would seem that it is not in keeping with the goal of providing a place where enthusiast feel welcome to come and express themselves.
After all it is this feeling of welcome which creates excitement for the site which ultimately generates advertising revenues which keep the site functioning and hopefully profitable for it's owners.
Sure I might get banned for this, but ultimately I find it inappropriate that someone who is actually a representative of the site would be unnecessarily insulting and belittling of a site visitor. Ultimately it would seem that it is not in keeping with the goal of providing a place where enthusiast feel welcome to come and express themselves.
Are you referring to me? If so, let's make one thing clear: I am not a representative of this site.
Perhaps someone can explain how moderators, vendors, and administrators are distinguished here.
BTW, I agree with Eric. It's one thing to correct somebody's information but bashing the poster is totally uncalled-for and rather childish.
Last edited by WhiteBird00; Nov 29, 2010 at 06:43 AM.
I was apparently wrongfully so. I assumed, again apparently wrongfully so, that TEAM MUSTANG SOURCE and yes the italicized name was an indicator. Clearly I was incorrect in naming you as a representative of the site.
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