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Subscribe to this threadCorporate influence on blogosphere coming in for criticism, car industry singled-out
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VW-Guy @ Feb 13th 2006 2:15PM
I'll get more specific than BT and state that there is an overly pro-Toyota presense on this blog that goes beyond simple unbiased reporting and make (too) many of the Toyota posts seem like infomercials.
I definitely wouldn't be surprised to find out in some coming day that the staffers here at Autoblog were on the Toyota payroll, or more likely, Toyota's monetary contribution was the largest of all the manufacturers.
Unfortunately/fortunately there is an awful lot of good information here, so I keep coming back. And since the spies/paid comments/haters/misinformation make up the bulk of these comments, I just don't take any of them seriously. Kinda a coffee break chuckle at best.