Top Gear Magazine - My Opinion of talking?
By theuniGuy onAbout a month or so ago i recieved a Top Gear magazine in the mail by our previous internet providor in an attempt to keep us with the network. At a cost of $8.95 this was a nice surprise as i haven't had a chance to read the Top Gear magazines and was interested in the "TopGear" chatty perspective.
If you may not know, the TopGear perspective i speak of is the rediculous references to cars and the funny nature everything is talked about. Unlike other car mags, TopGear is more like cosmo for men with the teadiously large articles, aswell as blank references to cars as "sheer speed" or "storms".
The magazine is aimed at 15 - 55 year old males with a great emphasis on daily, as well as super cars over the $100k mark. Each and every car is covered in about 2 to 3 pages, with concise clear summaries of the interior, handling, power, fuel consumption and other attributes of cars. Towards the back of the magazine is what i call the "segments", where the topgear hosts are shown testing rare cars, aswell as doing extreme challenges with testing strengths and weaknesses.
Unlike other magazines i have read, the top gear magazine has a cars guide, with all the newest cars out.
The best thing you can do is ask yourself if your a fan of the technical aspects of cars or the softer side. If the softer side is your choice, then TopGear is the mag for you.
