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November 30th, 2006 03:54 PM #11
Miatas have been there for soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo long hehe.
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November 30th, 2006 04:05 PM #12
Gents, don't flame me. I was just pointing the long standing criticism out, that's all. Thing is, if BMW is always a winner in their books, why not remove it from the list since it will always take a spot, and then find a car that's worth the honor. That way, the choices will be broader and people will have more choices.
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November 30th, 2006 04:20 PM #13
Nah... no flames in here, yet... :hihihi:
The thing is, BMW has lots of models... notice no 5-series or 7-series in the 10Best? That's because there aren't any new 5s or 7s that move the game on this past year.
If BMW, the Honda Accord and the Miata are always represented, it's because they still appeal to the testers for one reason or another. Heck, just ask any car enthusiast... BMWs have appeal beyond the "snob-factor" that, regretfully, many owners buy them for... the Miata, once you get over the silly "hairdresser" and "girl's car" jokes, is still the closest you can get to the grand sportscars of the past.
If they keep winning, maybe they deserve to win... but then, it's always your choice whether you believe the list or not... but besides the Accord, most of those cars are on many enthusiasts' "hot" lists, or even "warm" lists.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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November 30th, 2006 04:48 PM #14
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November 30th, 2006 05:17 PM #15
Of course not, it's not disqualification at all. It's more like already considering them one of the best and since suki sila, pagkakataon na rin nung iba to catch up if they can if they take the BMW off the list. Just a suggestion lang, of course.
Don't get me wrong, while I haven't owned or driven any BMW, I've read about their superior handling dynamics and I'm sure the testers love this every time. Maybe I'm just watching too much Top Gear, because sometimes they'd remove the obvious winner just so other cars could take a spot on the top ten.
Ok, that wasn't flaming yet, I just didn't want to start something. We know how complicated those things can get
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November 30th, 2006 05:36 PM #16
Let's use another analogy... say the Philippines is winning the Ms. Universe title every year and they are "taken off the list" because they are "one of the most beautiful" already. But what if instead of sending an Angelica Panganiban lookalike to the Ms. Universe - we send in Madame Auring. Is the Philippine candidate still "one of the most beautiful"?
Plus, different vehicles of BMW is being rated every year.
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November 30th, 2006 07:35 PM #19
Advertisement lang po yan.para mapaniwa nila ang mga tao na walang alam sa auto or walang time para mag test drive or research sa car,hence meron na silang idea dahil nasa top 10 daw .Ten best cars?bat walang aston martin,Enzo,Lambo?kasi hindi naman ma afford ng regular people.
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November 30th, 2006 08:23 PM #20
Because those supercars are:
1) Not that good overall. They are a pain to drive even by pros, quality usually stinks and they're hardly livable.
2) If "walang alam sa oto" ang target market, do you really, really think Motor Trend/C&D/Automobile readers are soccer moms and dorks who just drives cars from A-to-B? Their main market IS CAR ENTHUSIASTS... I think the title of the cover pretty much sums that up???
3) If "affordability" is the main reason why these cars are chosen, then top 10 will always be Asian cars or SEAT... Heck, if that's the main criteria, let's grant the Norkis Legacy COTY...
Your argument is severely flawed hehe.
Be careful with channels like "China Observer" on YouTube. There is a clear bias in their posts and...
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