Daily Podcast: Tiswas Can't Come Soon Enough

Robert Farago
by Robert Farago

First of all, I apologize again for the broken comments function. As a survivor of the early PC, I know the agony of dysfunctional if not downright evil computing. As a smart ass kid in a school where corporal punishment wasn't the name of a porn star, I know the frustration of not being able to speak the truth. Thanks for all the emails giving us a heads-up, and your patience awaiting the site's restoration. Second, a big thank you to Justin for his sterling work at the New York Auto Show. I still think I should have "accidentally" fallen and grabbed the sheet covering the Hyundai Genesis concept while Justin just "happened" to be taking some photos of the liggers. But otherwise, Justin's editorial judgment is pure TTAC, AND the guy's a hard worker who knows his onions. Well done that man. And kudos to Frank Williams for holding down the fort. We literally couldn't have done it without him. I'm proud that Frank considers TTAC a worthy place to hang his hat. And, of course, thank you for your e-patronage, our raison d'etre.

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  • Joshvar Joshvar on Mar 23, 2008

    And start using Skype...or something else 21st century :) -Listener #9

  • GS650G GS650G on Mar 24, 2008

    Wow, tough crowd here. I think Saturn was a great idea, but GM and the UAW destroyed the brand as well.

  • Peteski Peteski on Mar 24, 2008

    Three or six times a podcast - you mention a car post or an article post somewhere - how about linking what the hell you're talking about in that paragraph somewhere - good idea?

  • Lfbowman11 Lfbowman11 on Apr 15, 2008

    I own a Geo, mileage avg. is 50 mpg. You can buy a Toyota gas model that gets 37 mpg, it cost 12K and the Prius for 24K. Who would be brain dead enough to buy the Prius. Free gas for the first 100,000 miles. Then replace the batteries for another free 60,000 miles. I have worked at car dealerships for 30 years, including Toyota stores. The Toyota car is not anymore reliable than the U. S. models. The first cars from Japan were simple vehicles. They developed their reputation from this starting point. Put on all the fancy options and they are all the same. They all use some of the same parts, assembled by the same people. When you buy a foreign car the profit goes overseas. The profit is the future.

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