Car Comparisons are GO

I got into paper car comparisons when the Chevrolet Aveo and Chevrolet Epica were launched.

Previously I’d judged cars against features,  performance, versatility, comfort, durability, reliability, appearance, prestige, economy, safety.

But on the Chevy course we got real and took cars as they were and compared them on paper.  Previously I did that in my mind. But you can juggle your thoughts at your will. When you put your thoughts on paper -outside yourself – things change. We judge things outside ourselves.

It’s why we don’t like to write. We put it on paper – outside ourselves – and become self critics.  So paper car comparisons are good.

On “chevyreviewsandprices” I started to compare the Chevrolet Captiva and Matiz with their competitors. It became an overnight hit. The problem was it’s limited to Chevy.

I have an old Renault site “carbuyersinfo” which is more open to all brands.  So I’ve been doing the same manual entry comparing car thing. And guess what – it’s a hit.

Hit  – Shit.  I do this manually. I don’t use programmes because mistakes go unrecognised by human common sense. So I’ve a job keeping up with search demand. I’ll get there.

In the meantime, I’ve compared small MPV cars, small cars, and now I’m moving onto estate cars.

Have a look, see what you think at car comparisons

Regards
Ralph