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wondash · 05-16-2003, 05:42 PM

I found the original article, but they want money to view the whole thing. Fuck that.

Published on April 13, 2003, Page F01, Philadelphia Inquirer, The (PA)

Odd-looking 'Tek still building cult of happy owners

Source: Mark Phelan KNIGHT RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
Pontiac's introduction of the angular two-tone 2001 Aztek was like setting off a whoopee cushion in the executive boardroom.For a moment, nobody knew what to say. Then the laughter began. Everybody from the auto critics in the news media to stand-up comics to normally reserved executives at other automakers derided the Aztek.The Aztek was a radical departure for General Motors, which had become renowned for blandly designed cars with few distinguishing features....

05-16-2003, 05:42 PM	#7 (permalink)
wondash Psycho	I found the original article, but they want money to view the whole thing. Fuck that. Published on April 13, 2003, Page F01, Philadelphia Inquirer, The (PA) Odd-looking 'Tek still building cult of happy owners Source: Mark Phelan KNIGHT RIDDER NEWS SERVICE Pontiac's introduction of the angular two-tone 2001 Aztek was like setting off a whoopee cushion in the executive boardroom.For a moment, nobody knew what to say. Then the laughter began. Everybody from the auto critics in the news media to stand-up comics to normally reserved executives at other automakers derided the Aztek.The Aztek was a radical departure for General Motors, which had become renowned for blandly designed cars with few distinguishing features....