If you are an automotive journalist who socializes with people who don’t have a bizarre fascination with the automobile and its associated trivia (there’s not many of us, believe me), you will inevitably be asked a few stock questions at parties. Among them;
1) Wow, you have to best job in the world, don’t you? (The answer is, no, not really, but working at TTAC is great)
2) What’s the fastest you’ve ever driven? (The answer is, 30 thousand, 100 million)
This article answers another common question – “What do you think of (insert car here)?”, and more specifically, what happens when expectations and reality are not the same.
Posted in Aston Martin, New Cars, News Blog, Nissan
Tagged as Aston Martin, aston martin v8 vantage, british cars, exotic cars
Tagged as Aston Martin, aston martin v8 vantage, british cars, exotic cars
Recent Comments
Doug DeMuro - Hah! Ahh, Porsche’s darker days. In that case, its VERY dark days.
bball40dtw - What is your definition of ceasing to be a Navigator? It won’t be a crossover. The V8 may be gone though.
Geekcarlover - I’ve had a soft spot for Nissan’s Dogs Love Trucks/Barbie-G.I.Joe ads. They didn’t seem to take themselves too seriously. Since then both Ford and...
Onus - Good news. At this rate some of the big 3 will be needing additional plants. I know Chrysler could use an additional wrangler plant and has for awhile.
28-Cars-Later - …and it will cease being a Navigator most likely.
FreedMike - This is beginning to remind me of “Inception,” except instead of a dream within a dream, we have levels of troll moves....
28-Cars-Later - Oh goody, I love playing “Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego”. Would you happen to be in Brazil at the moment?
wsn - 1) Most of American nations use metric. I am currently writing this reply having my feet on the largest American nation (by size), and metric is official here. 2) TTAC is...
slance66 - I don’t see the comparison with the 3. It’s safe, effective transport for the small family. It fills the role that a Camry, Accord or...
corntrollio - Isn’t the jobless rate for veterans better than the general population? www dot washingtonpost dot com/blogs/on-leadership/wp/...