The Aerocivic gets a web site - Aerocivic.com

[basjoos]

Darin (MetroMPG) was gracious enough to make up a web page about my car explaining its history, performance, and features. I put the lettering "AEROCIVIC.COM" on my car's boattail, so those interested could satisfy their curiousity.

[Daox]

Very nice work Darin. Glad to see the Aerocivic getting more attention!

[MetroMPG]

Not nearly as much work as went into the car!

I'm more than happy to help raise its profile. It's well deserved for both the inspiration to other modders & educational value to those who will see the URL and look it up.

FYI, the Aerocivic website was already picked up & featured on TreeHugger today:

Mike Turner's Awesome 95 MPG AeroCivic : TreeHugger

[MetroMPG]

FYI, the original poster on this french language forum gets it: fuel economy and improved "performance" (of the enthusiast rag definition). You can tell by the thread title:

"AeroCivic (EG) 2.5 L/100 km - 140mph, Site web maintenant en ligne"

AeroCivic (EG) 2.5 L/100 km - 140mph - Club Civic Quebec :: Forum

[MetroMPG]

ABG has picked it up as well. I love their description:

"the Aerocivic site is truly an enthusiasts' source for people who want to know what it's like to live in the aerodynamic future."

Haha.

Aerocivic gets a website, deer should now be safer - AutoblogGreen

[bennelson]

Very nice!

I am so jealous.

I gotta get me a real web page sometime.

[Vwbeamer]

Saweeet

[MetroMPG]

Still getting lots of love from other sites. I like this comment from Green Daily:

So what if I told you that two of the most effective mileage enhancers were plywood and bondo. OK, not necessarily those two (they were just the first two to come to mind), but according to the creator of the Aerocivic: aerodynamics is everything.

[MetroMPG]

Someone submitted it to Digg, so I stuck a Digg button on the top of the page.

Go Digg it! Aerocivic - aerodynamic mods for maximum fuel economy - aerocivic.com

[Daox]

Dugg!