ford yota show

[Pesce Nero]

http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/hot_lists/high_performance/motorsports/obama_orders_chevrolet_and_dodge_out_of_nascar_car _news

[LXtasy]

Good!

[Pesce Nero]

Good!

i agree.

i'm hoping that Obama makes Prostock in NHRA a camaro, mustang, challenger show too. if NHRA was smart they would do it before they the show gets shut down

[soccerspike15]

this better not be true lol hendrick had 4 cars in the top 10 last week haterzz

[Pesce Nero]

this better not be true lol hendrick had 4 cars in the top 10 last week haterzz

the hendrick cars are really dodges but with different stickers, well, maybe there fords, could be a toyota, john force is proud of his ford powered mustang too

[Darryl Buckner]

Good!

Yea no shit good for Obama..:bigthumb:

[clubracergt1]

Not that this would be a bad thing, but does anyone remember what day this is? I did a search on Car and Driver's website for April Fools and came up with this: LINK (http://www.caranddriver.com/find/april%20fools)

And I thought I was the gullable one.

[LXtasy]

I knew it was a joke because yesterday on the radio they mentioned it was. And today it says "sorry"


BUT, if you think about it. It could happen. And if it does.




GOOD!

[Dave]

April Fooled: NASCAR Hoax Causes Web Frenzy
by Claudine Zap

April 1, 2009 03:05:41 PM

Sure, April Fools' Day comes but once a year, and some silly stories have been making the rounds. (Stairmasters in the NYC subway? Brad and Angelina married? Really? No.) But one thing is now clear: Keep the jokes away from NASCAR.

All Car and Driver magazine tried to do was drive a little levity into the auto industry bailout with a prank. The serious publication ran a joke story that announced that Obama had ordered Chevrolet and Dodge out of NASCAR if they wanted to keep their federal funds. For a brief web-fueled moment, NASCAR fans had to imagine a future of cheering on Japanese cars. Or worse, French ones. The horror.

Immediately, the Internet went crazy, with searches on "obama nascar" accelerating in Search and zooming across Twitter. Although the story was clearly marked a hoax, Car and Driver eventually pulled the fake story and apologized for going "too far."

Not to worry, NASCAR fans: Nobody's pulling out of NASCAR. Yet. As Automobile magazine's blog noted nervously, "Let's just hope that the auto task force doesn't read this and get any ideas."

[chrisheltra]

All C&D did was give Obama an Idea.