Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet
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Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet
its crazy I surfing my companies infobahn (which is on the intranet) at the mercedes headquarters in NJ and I came across this aritcle on the automotive news section and wanted to share it with you guys. Integra type R's are invading MBUSA. So many people are asking me about my PY ITR in the parking lot now 
here the link, hope it works, if not tell me and I'll post the whole article:
http://www.e-topics.com/index.asp?la...d=a0624237.6iw
here the link, hope it works, if not tell me and I'll post the whole article:
http://www.e-topics.com/index.asp?la...d=a0624237.6iw
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Re: Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet (hooptie157)
This article sounds a little too much like another one I have which apparently is the original since it was before the S2000's debut. This one has alot of the same parargraphs, but has just interchanged some wording. Instead of BMW 328 it says Mustang GT. Pretty odd if you ask me.
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Re: Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet (ActiveAero Ninja Edition)
This article sounds a little too much like another one I have which apparently is the original since it was before the S2000's debut. This one has alot of the same parargraphs, but has just interchanged some wording. Instead of BMW 328 it says Mustang GT. Pretty odd if you ask me.
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Re: Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet (hooptie157)
I got a strong sense of deja vu when reading this article so I checked my archive.
This article is a rewrite of a 5-year-old Auto magazine article. The 'reviewer' seems to have copied the article and replaced a few paragraphs and words here and there.
http://www.auto.com/reviews/qreview10.htm
Very strange.
This article is a rewrite of a 5-year-old Auto magazine article. The 'reviewer' seems to have copied the article and replaced a few paragraphs and words here and there.
http://www.auto.com/reviews/qreview10.htm
Very strange.
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Re: Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet (norice)
I got a strong sense of deja vu when reading this article so I checked my archive.
This article is a rewrite of a 5-year-old Auto magazine article. The 'reviewer' seems to have copied the article and replaced a few paragraphs and words here and there.
http://www.auto.com/reviews/qreview10.htm
Very strange.
This article is a rewrite of a 5-year-old Auto magazine article. The 'reviewer' seems to have copied the article and replaced a few paragraphs and words here and there.
http://www.auto.com/reviews/qreview10.htm
Very strange.
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Re: Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet (hooptie157)
WHAT DO YOU DO FOR MERCEDES?
I work in the AMG/designo marketing department
I work in the AMG/designo marketing department
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Re: Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet (hooptie157)
"On the other hand, if you want an automatic transmission, this car isn't for you. Go buy a GS-R!"
Um....I thought the GS-R came in a 5 speed only?
Um....I thought the GS-R came in a 5 speed only?
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Re: Integra type R aritcle on my Mercedes intranet (Bob#455)
Cool article copied or not. but
"However, it also divides the driver's rearview mirror vision. So function or no function, it spoils the fun of driving this car, a serious downfall since driving fun is this car's prime reason for being purchased."
If it was up to me I would take the mirror off, only need to worry about who I need to pass next
"However, it also divides the driver's rearview mirror vision. So function or no function, it spoils the fun of driving this car, a serious downfall since driving fun is this car's prime reason for being purchased."
If it was up to me I would take the mirror off, only need to worry about who I need to pass next
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