What's Wrong With This Picture: TTAC's Recent Content Slowdown Explained Edition

Edward Niedermeyer
by Edward Niedermeyer

As I noted in my most recent review, TTAC’s coverage of cars and the companies that create them are based largely on the power of the internet to deliver the latest news on which to base our breaking analysis. And though a constant stream of news-based analysis will continue to define TTAC’s content, it’s also become clear to me that we (myself, in particular) need to spend more time behind the wheel even if that means a little less time behind the keyboard.

Due to circumstances which will be explained in due course (and which are hinted at in this picture), I spent even more of my five-day trip to Southern California behind the wheel than I ever expected. Now safely re-chained to my computer at TTAC headquarters, I am prepping new reviews and returning to our news coverage with fresh enthusiasm and perspective. Rest assured, your patience with our brief slowdown in content cadence will be richly rewarded.

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  • Mailbox20 Mailbox20 on May 26, 2010

    Wrapping thumbs around steering wheel, steering with palms (not fingers), looking very tense. Looks like our editor needs to read the shuffle steering article!

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    • JeremyR JeremyR on May 26, 2010

      Doh!

  • Lilpoindexter Lilpoindexter on May 26, 2010

    HMMM, I think I see a porsche crest on that steering wheel...in that case we'll let it slide...this time...

  • Peekay Peekay on May 26, 2010

    Ahhh... that's a Cayman S you're driving. No wonder you've been spending less time at the keyboard!

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    • JeremyR JeremyR on May 26, 2010

      They could be white. It's just difficult to tell from that angle, because the black gauges will reflect similarly. And yes indeed, gauges of different colors can be ordered. I suspect that some base models may be ordered with white gauges, but I would be surprised if any S models are ordered with black gauges :-)

  • Carguy Carguy on May 26, 2010

    Enjoying that Cayman?

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