By Robert Farago on February 22, 2008

changes1.jpgTTAC welcomes 20k daily unique visitors. No wonder. At the risk of e-tooting our cyber-horn, we have superb writers and incisive commentators. So now, we evolve. To keep us au courant with 1997-era web development, we're adding forums. Every article will show a page of comments, and then offer a link to more comments, which will take the reader to the article/comments within the forum. Readers can access these posts from within the forum and, of course, add threads. (We will police ALL posts just as rigorously for flamers as we do now.) We're also looking to change the home page, to make that bad boy POP (in a discreet sort of way). We're about to announce a deal that will give (selected, trusted, insured) TTAC reviewers access to the latest test vehicles– cars that are outside the manufacturer's press fleets. And we've started a new, non-TTAC site (no brand extensions here) with Steven Lang. We'll link to newcarconsultant.com to provide our readers with a first-class, nationwide (U.S.) new car buying service– which will generate some much-needed income for our journalistic efforts. As Detroit is learning, everything either grows or dies. With your help, we're planting some seeds for our future.  

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