You know, I know and some others know. Not necessarily soldiers that have missions. Even car journalists can carry out secret missions when infected. I think you should stopped getting defending those journalists especially if you think you are not infected. Why would you so eager to reply my comment against biased journalists?
Dude, take a chill pill man. I don't make it a practice to publicly criticize the work of other journalists, but I don't defend them either. I only say I agree with them, or I don't.
It is not that I don't think highly of it, but the fact is those infected journalists are overly protecting the Sylphy like they don't even know how to take FC reading, inspect cars, feeling suspicious, etc. Whatever, I got info from parties about what bad things going on behind. I only voiced out after gathering enough evidence.
Well, share your evidence. You have certainly piqued my curiousity.
The Sonata NF that is superior and better car was being killed by propaganda successfully. I am not going to let these infected journalists to team up with those cowards spreading false rumours/propaganda to kill any other cars that are really good especially when these alternative brands have lousy marketing staffs and management. Cars that are on killing list:
I shall refrain from commenting on the Sonata NF, because I have not tested the car myself.
Current target
- Forte
- Sonata YF
- Tucson
- Cruze (critical)
Thus far, most reviews of the Forte, Sonata YF and Tucson that I've read have come out pretty positive. What makes you think they're being targeted? Having said that, I do recall
Autocar picking the City over the Forte in a shootout test.
That aside, most journalists have been happy with the Forte, and many of us have recommended many friends to put their money down on one.
The Sonata and Tucson have earned pretty rave reviews too, though most of us feel that the Sonata's driving dynamics does not quite live up to its good looks.
Coming soon target
- Fiesta
- Optima 2011
- Sportage 2011
- Avante 2011
- Focus 2011
- new batch of Chevy and Ford
I can't speak for the 2011 cars yet, but once again, the Fiesta have earned good reviews too, though many of us have gripes with the lack of manual overriding for the 1.6 twin clutch and also the omission of the passenger airbag for the 1.6 sedan.
In fact, the only people I know who are not happy with the Fiesta are those who have paid their bookings 2-3 months ago and still waiting for the car to be officially launched.