I noticed this article "10 Most Boring Cars on the Road" on MSN Autos. What I didn't expect was to see the Accord and the Camry. Click here.
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10 Most Boring Cars on the Road.
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Boring to them equals most commonly seen on the street.. Thinking about every car today is pretty boring with the exception of sports cars, + (some four door high end models). Brands keep shelling out the same boring cars these days, ie. Toyota's lack of sporty cars for so long now, (aside from the new FRS).
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says WHOM? or WHO? I would take a Camry over a Yaris, or an Accord over a Fit any day. And shouldn't a minivan (or 5) be on the list? Seems like a lame SEO attempt by msn autos.
Yahoo and MSN have these "articles" almost everyday. Terrible content that makes you click.
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- Users discuss an MSN Autos article ranking the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry among the "10 Most Boring Cars on the Road," with participants questioning the list's credibility and methodology.
- The consensus is that the article conflates "boring" with "common" and represents low-effort clickbait content typical of Yahoo and MSN, with one user arguing that minivans would be more deserving of such a ranking.
- The thread reflects skepticism about automotive journalism and suggests that what manufacturers consider practical, reliable vehicles are being unfairly labeled as uninteresting for engagement purposes.
Users discuss an MSN Autos article ranking the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry among the "10 Most Boring Cars on the Road," with participants questioning the list's credibility and methodology. The consensus is that the article conflates "boring" with "common" and represents low-effort clickbait content typical of Yahoo and MSN, with one user arguing that minivans would be more deserving of such a ranking. The thread reflects skepticism about automotive journalism and suggests that what manufacturers consider practical, reliable vehicles are being unfairly labeled as uninteresting for engagement purposes.
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