Vehix Material and Honda Civic Lineup
The work never stops here at WheelsTV. Jeff Bright is another member of WheelsTV. He has really brought our company and our ideas into the public eye. Jeff created www.WheelsTV.net and has been our web guru for about three years now. Through his work, he has pushed us to produce more material to please our enthusiasts now that we are available online.
We have good news for those of you looking to purchase a new car. Now on
Vehix.com, there are full vehicle profiles on the 2006 Audi A4, and 2005 Subaru Outback. For the more discerning, well-heeled buyer, we have videos of the new 2006 Mercedes-Benz S500, 2006 SLK55 AMG, and the 2005 Bentley Arnage. Finally, for those of us who like to show the presence of environmental awareness, we have both the Honda Accord and Ford Escape Hybrids, both with key advances to becoming less dependent on foreign oil.
Subaru Outback5
Mercedes-Benz SLK55 AMG4
WheelsTV is currently working on a brand new review of the completely redesigned 2006 Honda Civic lineup. The Civic has been around for what seems like an eternity forming the basis of personal transportation for many families. While it does have quite a few direct competitors such as the Toyota Corolla, the Chevrolet Cobalt (brand new last year) and the Mazda 3, it looks to be on its way to holding its own against these new-comers.
3--- Back: Civic Coupe, Sedan
3---Front: Civic Si, Hybrid
The Civic is now a more involved machine to drive. With 140hp from a 1.8L I-4, it has a lot more pep than the previous generation. Honda has also taken the Civic upscale in preparation for the new variant of the Honda Jazz (currently on sale in Japan and other markets). Now available is a navigation system along with a high-output stereo system with MP3-capability. Standard is a new two-tiered gauge set-up with the tachometer front and center and the digital speedometer and auxiliary gauges on an upper layer. The syling of this new Civic evokes thoughts of speed much more readily than the last generation did and for good reason. The suspension has been revised especially under the Civic Si which finally revives the spirit of the Si that the last model lacked. Plus, having an extra 60hp on the base Civic does help you move through traffic a bit faster. This new Civic is a great leap for Honda and will most likely assume its position at the top of the small car segment.
Readers, we would like to remind you that we would love to hear from you. What do you drive? What kind of driving do you usually do? What kind of programming would you like us to be creating here at WheelsTV?
Also, starting this week, we will have a special section in which we will try to answer the responses we've received: Thank you Giacomo for being our first responder!! Top 200 is not available on your cell phone unless you have internet access on the phone. When we are finished with Top 200, there will be a total of 200 reviews but we are not there yet. Also, you can get Top 200 shows as well as other programming on Comcast On-Demand.
Mike and Greg, WheelsTV's master producers, are feverishly at work to bring you the programming you want so stay tuned. There's a lot more coming your way.
Thank you,
Ben
5 Comments:
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Anonymous, at Tuesday, November 15, 2005
how about an update every day of new content available on wheelstv.net or anywhere else? Is your content on any other sites?
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Anonymous, at Monday, November 21, 2005
We are definitely well-heeled, but also environmentally concerned. At the moment we're driving a Honda accord AND a subaru Outback. Should we buy snowtires?
We think your new Blog is GREAT and feel sure we'll learn a lot. Keep pitching!
M and J
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Anonymous, at Tuesday, November 29, 2005
snow tires will make any car safer in winter driving, stopping and steering. As the cost of a set of tires is usually about the same as your insurance deductable ( $500 ish) It just makes sense.
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Anonymous, at Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Thank you for being so kind of this new addition to the company.
In regards, to M & J, yes it is a good idea to buy snow tires if you can afford it. They will aid in your bad weather traction. It would be more important to equipe your Accord with them first since it only has front-wheel-drive vs. the Outback which has all-wheel-drive. And if you'd like to show that you are environmentally concerned, the Accord Hybrid would be a great way to not look too out there (like the Prius) but still save a lot of money at the gas pump. Thank you for your response
-Ben
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Jim, at Wednesday, November 30, 2005
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