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Posted: 04/28/06
03:22 AM
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PC Magazine, one of computerdom's greatest bibles, has announced its top ten picks for the ‘Digital Drive Awards’, the most technologically advanced cars currently available. In alphabetic order, they are:
Acura RL
Acura TL
Audi A6 4.2
BMW 3 Series
Buick Terraza
Cadillac STS
Honda Civic Hybrid
Infiniti M45 (pictured)
Mercedes-Benz S550
Toyota Prius
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joela
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Posted: 04/28/06
03:29 AM
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A Buick Terraza? How the hell did THAT get on the list?!?
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aquabat911
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Posted: 04/28/06
03:32 AM
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Interesting, I can hardly wait for Coffee Magazine's top ten list of cars based on best cupholders.
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Posted: 04/28/06
03:34 AM
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seriously
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Posted: 05/06/06
04:06 AM
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aquabat...i thought your response was terrific !!
i just thought that was so perfect..
i guess tech cars are good..but isn't the engine and things the most important.
you may get an auto like my Toyota where (supposedly) the auto's entire computer system went blitz.
that is not a pretty picture..
i suppose that tech is good, especially when it comes to the most up to date diagnostics.
but i guess i am a bit old fashioned..
i rather like things they once were, with mechanics who could take an engine apart and put the whole thing back together with their eyes closed ( well , you get my drift).. and things were simpler.
of course, what do i know.. i am certainly not a mechanic.
for what it is all worth,..
i still like the analogy about the cup holder.
being of little relative importance to the engine...and overall specs.
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