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CNET.com is a very nice site if you want to buy a new computer or digital camera. But they weren't happy leaving well-enough alone. Nope, they decided they had to start reviewing cars. Their recent "face-off" between the Audi S4 and BMW 750, two cars that have absolutely nothing in common other than being made in Germany, demonstrates that it might be best to just stick to what they know!
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wonder who at cnet thoght that comparo was logical.
Posted by: Umberto | December 13, 2005 at 01:47 PM