Sounds like it's going to be expensive.

Will there be a less decked-out version for those of us that aren't rich?

Sunny is on Thursday. It's only a happy coincidence that 30 Rock, Fringe, and The Office are on the same night. If only Modern Family were Thursday night it would be perfect.

Not that it matters, I download them all anyway.

What happens to the cars that are returned? Simple sold as used? Or certified pre-owned, whatever.

@Eastman yeah I had the same response. Nowhere in the article is it stated what exactly this thing does.

I just got the Jason jokes.

Friday 13th lol

YOUR ADS ARE BETTER THAN OURS; TAKE THEM DOWN.

THAT is what people get upset about?

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=54162036

I'm getting pretty tired of all these Mustang and Camaro variants.

I've driven nothing but Japanese cars for 15 years. I would love to drive a wagon. And that is an ugly, ugly, overpriced vehicle.

Honda/Toyota/Nissan period are being too expensive, and they know it. Companies like Hyundai are their biggest competition, because they're using the same formula the big Japanese 3 used 30 years ago.

The end result of people like me is that advertising will become embedded in the programming in ways that you cannot possibly ignore. This already happens, of course, but producers and advertisers will find better ways of doing it.

It's called product placement.

Other ways of promoting products or services already exist. Market manipulation (release/produce news event that causes product/service to be placed in front of consumers 24/7), viral advertising (blogs like this one), embedded advertisers (person on that forum you like making slight mention of how product is super cool, has a few knocks, but is still the best available), and the good old commercial ensure that those TV programs will never, ever, go away. It's far too convenient a way to focus audiences and target consumers. Every television show you watch, particularly on ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox, is bought and produced because it targets a certain audience that an advertiser is after. They exist so that advertising may be sold.