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hi,
I am big fan of this site, but i am really let down by seeing the new change in Website. I think the old website was much better, crisp , clear n the images was good.
can you please switch back to old version …
Cheers..
Hello,
I don’t know if this is just my problem alone or if everybody else have this issue. Whenever I open a link, the background is black and text is also black. So nothing is visible other than images. I have to do Control+A so that everything is highlighted. Only then I am able to read.
Kindly look into this
Thanks,
Mithun
Hi Mithun, can you please tell us which browser you are using, along with the version?
Hello Shrawan,
I am @ office and I use IE8. No other browser is available.
I checked at home. The background is white and text is black.
Great makeover. Loving it.
Dump the logo. It’s boring
itz the skoda fabia
Dude the link back has been given, there was some misunderstanding and we resolved it, didn’t we
P.S Shrawan, don’t you think comments should be disabled on this page
Saw your comment on one of the website which published the F634 and Fiat600. Both the cars are just scoops and were edited by myself for April Fool. I was wondering how the author at http://www.motorbeam.com did not gave a linkback…
The Original link can be found here… http://hemalshah.net/blogs/2009/03/27/tata-nanos-copycats-ferraris-and-fiats-nano-scoop-pictures-of-new-fiat-600-and-ferrari-f634/
Shravan Raja’s comments are quite informative and interesting. His brief but excellent description gives
the salient features of TATA NANO and an insight into the new affordable car for India.
Congratulations to Shravan Raja and wish him all the best.
Thillaisthanan Krishnan, Chicago
what an exciting site and wish you all the best
Very good work being done
Sudhakar Pai