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Originally Posted by ViperTomcat
"Blah blah blah" STFU Motortrend. I happen to agree with Rush that to name a car that isnt even on sale the "Car of the Year" is beyond stupid.
Its a stupid, poorly written and completely unprofessional hunk of shit, and anyone who defends it is equally stupid, bar none. The writer instead of being calm and refuting Limbaugh's claims, resorted to petty, childish jabs about Rush's personal life instead of arguing the facts.
Additionally the mouth breathing retard who wrote it doesnt even bother to seek out information. Such as the fact that Rush was given a test Malibu and *loved* it.
You're a moron, Todd Lassa, and so is anyone who agrees with your petty attacks and attempts at "disproving" Limbaugh.
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Rush Limbaugh is known for his quiet, calm, reasonable dissection of the pure facts of the issue at hand, right? He never resorts to petty rhetoric or childish antics to dismiss the argument of those opposed to his own view. And the notion that anyone might use such tricks against him must is appalling.
Anyway, I suppose I'm a moron.
The article was obviously not a feature article for Motor Trend but rather a satirical retort to the comments made by Limbaugh. In fact, when I read it it came off as though it were coming straight from Jon Stewart. As for being stupid and poorly written ... it takes
more knowledge and skill to write a good piece of satire than pretty much any other type of piece.
Here are Limbaugh's own words from the show titled
Lunatic Left Will Never Be Happy
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Originally Posted by Rush Limbaugh
Oh, by the way, did you see that Motor Trend magazine has named the Chevrolet Volt the car of the year? Folks, of all the cars, no offense, General Motors, please, but of all the cars in the world, the Chevrolet Volt is the car of the year? Motor Trend magazine, that's the end of them. How in the world do they have any credibility? Not one has been sold. The Volt is the car of the year.
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I left out his comments about leftists and unions.
Here is their selection criteria for COTY:
ADVANCEMENT IN DESIGN
Quality execution of exterior and interior styling; innovation in vehicle packaging; good selection and use of materials.
ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE
Integrity of total vehicle concept and execution, clever solutions to packaging, manufacturing and dynamics issues; use of cost-effective technologies that benefit the consumer.
EFFICIENCY
Low energy consumption and carbon footprint, relative to the vehicle's competitive set.
SAFETY
Primary safety -- the vehicle's ability to help the driver avoid a crash -- as well as secondary safety measures that protect its occupants from harm during a crash.
VALUE
Price and equipment levels measured against those of vehicles in the same market segment.
INTENDED FUNCTION
How well the vehicle does the job its designers and product planners intended.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/oftheyear/...#ixzz16BwLGaHA
Now, to be eligible they have to be new or significantly revised for the
upcoming model year NOT the preceding year. Perhaps thats where he got confused, thinking it was some sort of year end review. So, based on those criteria I can't think of a single car out there that could possibly be a contender against the Volt because of its engineering excellence, efficiency, and performance of intended function.