We here at Autoblog are a mighty thankful bunch, and we really shouldn’t need just one day to sit down and consider what it is that we are truly just pleased as pumpkin pie for. But, in case you hadn’t noticed, today is, in fact, Thanksgiving here in the good ol’ United States of America, and so we’ve put together this list of what team Autoblog is most grateful for this year – check it out by clicking on the big inflatable bird above.
Of course, this isn’t an exhaustive list by any means. For instance, we’re all rather grateful that there’s still an automotive industry – and perhaps more specifically an American automobile industry – for us to be obsessive about. Most of us are also happy that Top Gear USA has finally gotten off the ground, and we’re hopeful that it proves entertaining over the long haul.
Sure, there’s more. But we’re also interested in knowing what you are most thankful for in 2010. Go ahead, leave us all a note in ‘Comments.’
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