Jeremy Cato gives a substantial boost to us supporters and potential shoppers in today's article. Inevitably things will be criticized such as no mention of LSD, or the "toddler-sized seats in the back" comment.
His best line about the 5,000 rpm wine glass test: "The glass didn't move and there was nary a ripple in the wine." I also think he is right that most sports cars hold buyers' attention in terms of nanoseconds and two plus years after introduction it doesn't look or feel old at all.
gord boyd

 

link:

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servl...t/?query=mazda

 

don't believe everything you read....that article was sponsored by the Liberals :D

 

another link:

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servl...t/?query=mazda

 

Ah, Rotten, Alberta Reform/Alliance Ontario wannabe

Anyway, I had just gone to the Globe online and was going to post both articles and saw that it's a fait accompli. Good show. Didn't Rolls used to boast that you could balance a shilling or some such on the radiator of a Silver Ghost? A wine glass is far more elegant and demonstrative.

 

not really I prefer to earn my money than to be bought! :D