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The internet is great and all, but what's going to happen to millions of men who are seeking unbiased views on how to spice things up in the bedroom and no longer have a simple, concise, 4-page cluster of ads at the end of each of these mags, complete with scantily-clad women airbrushed to look half their age?
Won't someone please think of the middle-aged men trapped in loveless marriages of routine?
well, if the Carpocalpso takes down Motor Trend, then it won't have been entirely in vain. As long as I've been read car mags, MT has consistently been the worst written with the poorest level of information and editorial integrity. It's only redeeming feature was that it was the car mag most likely to be stocked by libraries - very helpful for a poor teenager.
@BoomhauerTX: "Yeah, man, I tell you what, that dang ol' internet, man, you just goin' on there and point and click gettin' in that talkin' about dubya dubya dot dubya com I mean you got dem dat nekkid chicks on there, man, you go click click click click click click click. It's real easy, man."
Oh, I agree that they need to seriously trim down. But there are some great magazines in there.
For instance, I hope that High Performance Pontiac lives. It was bit of an obscure magazine, but the covered nothing but the greatest Pontiacs, cars that are generally ignored by other similar magazines such as Popular Hot Rodding.
@pauljones: The most rational thing to do with HPP, looks like, would be to integrate that content into one of their other magazines like Popular Hot Rodding--thereby saving the nifty Pontiac coverage and getting one mailing out of the way.
I guess I'd think you'd run out of stuff to talk about when the mags are that specifically focused. Niche market coverage is great, but yeesh.
They actually have 20 or so other titles in addition to the ones I named. I just don't give a crap about them, as they have nothing to do with cars, trucks, or motorcycles.
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Ummm. Cake.
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Commenting.
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Won't someone please think of the middle-aged men trapped in loveless marriages of routine?
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It just won't be the same pinching loaves without Krass & Bernie to keep me company...
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Now we need the Jalopnik Gold. How else am I to read about cars on the can?
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5.0 Mustang & Super Fords
Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords
Mustang & Fords
Mustang Monthly
Why would 1 company need 4 separate mustang magazines.
That's like 1 whole magazine for every mustang fan that can read.
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/ducks
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No clue.
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/goes back to reading Jalopnik
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Exactly.
What's a mag-a-zine, anyway?
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It mentions something called "paper".
???
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Oh, I agree that they need to seriously trim down. But there are some great magazines in there.
For instance, I hope that High Performance Pontiac lives. It was bit of an obscure magazine, but the covered nothing but the greatest Pontiacs, cars that are generally ignored by other similar magazines such as Popular Hot Rodding.
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I guess I'd think you'd run out of stuff to talk about when the mags are that specifically focused. Niche market coverage is great, but yeesh.
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MAGAZINES
Automotive
5.0 Mustang & Super Fords
Automobile
Car Audio and Electronics
Car Craft
Chevy High Performance
Circle Track
Corvette Fever
Custom Classic Trucks
European Car
Eurotuner
GM High-Tech Performance
High Performance Pontiac
Honda Tuning
Hot Rod
Import Tuner
Kit Car
Lowrider Arte
Lowrider
Lowrider Bike
Modified
Modified Luxury & Exotics
Mopar Muscle
Motor Trend
Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords
Mustang & Fords
Mustang Monthly
Popular Hot Rodding
Project Car Magazine
Rod and Custom Magazine
Sport Compact Car
Stock Car Racing
Street Rodder
Super Chevy
Super Street
Truck Trend
Turbo & High-Tech Performance
Vette
Truck
4Wheel Drive & Sport Utility
4Wheel & Off-Road
Classic Trucks
Diesel Power
Four Wheeler
JP Magazine
Mini Truckin'
Off-Road
Sport Truck
Truckin'
Motorcycle
ATV Rider
Baggers
Dirt Rider
Hot Bike
Motorcycle Cruiser
Motorcyclist
Sport Rider
Street Chopper
Super Street Bike
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And they say GM has too many brands.
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Now what will I look at while I'm supposed to be shopping for diapers?
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Seriously. I could cut that down to, oh , say:
Motor Trend
Truck Trend
Classic Trucks
Super Street
Import Tuner
High Performance Pontiac
Chevy High Performance
Eurotuner
Mopar Muscle
Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords
Popular Hot Rodding
Rod & Custom Magazine
Truckin'
Four Wheeler
Dirt Rider
Motorcycle Cruiser
Street Chopper
Super Street Bike
And still have the market completely covered. That's still a lot of titles, but there is very little overlap in those titles, and it is a big market.
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Oh, and I think you could probably drop "High Performance Pontiac" off your list of keepers.
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If it weren't for HPP, Pontiacs would be almost completely ignored in favor of yet more Mustangs, Chevelles, and Camaros.
I like me some Pontiacs.
And does anyone know what the hell happened to Stuff Magazine? That was my bible as a pubescent teenager back in the day...
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They actually have 20 or so other titles in addition to the ones I named. I just don't give a crap about them, as they have nothing to do with cars, trucks, or motorcycles.