What is this guy talking about?
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What is this guy talking about?
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That article shows that he did not even drive the Protege 5. He read the dealer pamplet and wrote the 2 paragraphs at the end. If he drove the car he would of wrote a better article. Blah, Blah, blah oh 25 city 31 Highway. I work in the media but it just shows who in the media is sucking some ****.
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Joined: Apr 2002
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He also said it feels like a Chevy S-10 Extreme, which also shows he didnt drive it. The feel of both is totally different, this guy seems to be fascinated with low riders and was trying to compare the P5 to one. How is the P5 going to appeal to the younger crowd the most? Thats what the Mp3 is for. The Mp5 is going to appeal to a family man or someone who likes the extra room and doesnt want a sluggish minivan.
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 4,118
From: southeast texas, near houston
that guy is obviously ill...and just from the article I can tell you exactly what he has....the symptoms are classic...he has a really serious case of Crainial Analial Insertus..... :{D
I can even believe what he noted as the BAD NEWS.....lol what a frickin stick in the mud....that is one of the biggest plus' of the car!!! lol
I can even believe what he noted as the BAD NEWS.....lol what a frickin stick in the mud....that is one of the biggest plus' of the car!!! lol
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Joined: Oct 2001
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From: Des Moines, IA
When he says it feels like an Xtreme, he was referring to how low it sits, not it's handling.
Strange article, yes. But the review isn't horrid, he actually puts the P5 in a positive light. He knew enough to relate stiff suspension with better handling, unlike many reviewers that can't get past "harsh ride".
Strange article, yes. But the review isn't horrid, he actually puts the P5 in a positive light. He knew enough to relate stiff suspension with better handling, unlike many reviewers that can't get past "harsh ride".
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Joined: May 2002
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
This guy is so out to lunch it's not even funny.
The first 5 paragraphs of his review are not even about the car itself, with the exception of the brief comparison between the P5 and Chevy Extreme in the first paragraph.
Who the hell cares what his opinions are on the quality of drivers in america and what part of the city you are likely to get gang banged? Seriously though, he was obviously asked to write a review and didn't have a clue about the car so he went way off topic in order to have more than a one paragraph article on the car itself.
I don't care that he doesn't like it because everyone has the right to their opinion.
The first 5 paragraphs of his review are not even about the car itself, with the exception of the brief comparison between the P5 and Chevy Extreme in the first paragraph.
Who the hell cares what his opinions are on the quality of drivers in america and what part of the city you are likely to get gang banged? Seriously though, he was obviously asked to write a review and didn't have a clue about the car so he went way off topic in order to have more than a one paragraph article on the car itself.
I don't care that he doesn't like it because everyone has the right to their opinion.
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Originally posted by GNO
When he says it feels like an Xtreme, he was referring to how low it sits, not it's handling.
Strange article, yes. But the review isn't horrid, he actually puts the P5 in a positive light. He knew enough to relate stiff suspension with better handling, unlike many reviewers that can't get past "harsh ride".
When he says it feels like an Xtreme, he was referring to how low it sits, not it's handling.
Strange article, yes. But the review isn't horrid, he actually puts the P5 in a positive light. He knew enough to relate stiff suspension with better handling, unlike many reviewers that can't get past "harsh ride".