Cars
It's time to let you in on a little secret. Since November 7th, GoodCarBadCar.net's The Good 12 v2.0Â has been available on YouTube. True, it was fairly hidden away and there was no info other than pictures of each car that would make it to the list. But considering the popularity of the first Good 12, it strikes The Good Car Guy funny that this year's has been available for more than a month. Anyway, thanks for tuning in for the last twelve days. The Good 12 Supersize starts tomorrow with the twelve trucks, vans, and SUVs you should be buying in 2009 if nothing on the regular Good 12 is suitable. The video that's been on YouTube since early November is below.
- 2009's Best-selling Small Luxury Suvs In Canada
Helped by a complete twelve months of selling time, the BMW X3 and Acura RDX appear as though their sales were decent in 2009. Indeed, Acura had a fairly good month in December. Take into account the shortened season of the Volvo XC60, Audi Q5, and Mercedes-Benz...
- The Good 12 Supersize En Masse
Many weeks ago, The Good Car Guy leaked information relative to The Good 12 Supersize on YouTube. The clip wasn't "marketed" nor was it an attempt to cause The Good 12 Supersize to go viral weeks in advance of its arrival. Simply put, The Good 12...
- The Good 12 Will Be Supersized Starting December 20th
One day after the regular Good 12 finishes, The Good 12 Supersize will introduce the twelve trucks, SUVs, and vans The Good Car Guy believes you should be driving in 2009. Check this space on December 20th, or for The Good 12 v2.0, be here December 8th....
- The Good 12 En Masse
Before The Good 12 debuted, one-by-one, on GoodCarBadCar.net, all twelve cars were shown in brief spurts on YouTube. Having told you that, and having left you feeling put out, here's the clip 13 days late. We now await The Bad 8, only hours away....
- The Good 12 - Intro
Is there only one car worthy of our compliments this year? Should we not expect cars - those priced high above the average consumer's spending ability - to be great, able to sell without our recommendation? Are the only cars worth recommending brand...
Cars
THE GOOD 12 v2.0 FOR 2009 EN MASSE
It's time to let you in on a little secret. Since November 7th, GoodCarBadCar.net's The Good 12 v2.0Â has been available on YouTube. True, it was fairly hidden away and there was no info other than pictures of each car that would make it to the list. But considering the popularity of the first Good 12, it strikes The Good Car Guy funny that this year's has been available for more than a month. Anyway, thanks for tuning in for the last twelve days. The Good 12 Supersize starts tomorrow with the twelve trucks, vans, and SUVs you should be buying in 2009 if nothing on the regular Good 12 is suitable. The video that's been on YouTube since early November is below.
- 2009's Best-selling Small Luxury Suvs In Canada
Helped by a complete twelve months of selling time, the BMW X3 and Acura RDX appear as though their sales were decent in 2009. Indeed, Acura had a fairly good month in December. Take into account the shortened season of the Volvo XC60, Audi Q5, and Mercedes-Benz...
- The Good 12 Supersize En Masse
Many weeks ago, The Good Car Guy leaked information relative to The Good 12 Supersize on YouTube. The clip wasn't "marketed" nor was it an attempt to cause The Good 12 Supersize to go viral weeks in advance of its arrival. Simply put, The Good 12...
- The Good 12 Will Be Supersized Starting December 20th
One day after the regular Good 12 finishes, The Good 12 Supersize will introduce the twelve trucks, SUVs, and vans The Good Car Guy believes you should be driving in 2009. Check this space on December 20th, or for The Good 12 v2.0, be here December 8th....
- The Good 12 En Masse
Before The Good 12 debuted, one-by-one, on GoodCarBadCar.net, all twelve cars were shown in brief spurts on YouTube. Having told you that, and having left you feeling put out, here's the clip 13 days late. We now await The Bad 8, only hours away....
- The Good 12 - Intro
Is there only one car worthy of our compliments this year? Should we not expect cars - those priced high above the average consumer's spending ability - to be great, able to sell without our recommendation? Are the only cars worth recommending brand...