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1000.
Thank you for 1000 issues of the High Octane Truth searing into the collective consciousness of we the True Believers doing our best to develop a brighter automotive future. You may never know the extent of your positive influence - I believe that the collective automotive world is a more honest place because of your dedication to the truth.
Mark Weaver
Auburn Hills, Michigan
1000 more.
Batting 1,000 and still at the plate. Keep it going PMD. There's no one like you who's willing to tell the unvarnished truth and who has a platform… well maybe Lutz but he's definitely in second place. I hope to be around when you bat 2,000.
GFB
South Orange, New Jersey
Hello Light.
Indeed, I find it somehow fitting that on the rare occasion in which you heap praise on an advertising campaign it would be one about bringing light into a dark place. Is this life imitating art, or perhaps the other way around?
Sandman
Somewhere Between Motown and the Beltway
Mission Winnow.
I'm not a huge F1 fan, but the Mission Winnow logos on the Ferrari made me curious, so I looked it up. It's Phillip Morris. As in Marlboro. But not. It's PM's arm for “effecting change” whatever that means. Kinda like Something Big. Must be the shiny new ball.
Kevin Kovach
Allen Park, Michigan
I'm not a huge F1 fan, but the Mission Winnow logos on the Ferrari made me curious, so I looked it up. It's Phillip Morris. As in Marlboro. But not. It's PM's arm for “effecting change” whatever that means. Kinda like Something Big. Must be the shiny new ball.
Kevin Kovach
Allen Park, Michigan