Don'tClick-Bait, of course.
Like this story title from Autoguide.com yesterday:
2018 Lexus LS 500 Pricing Remains Competitive
I clicked on it.But only out of morbid curiosity.
Apparently, "Despite offering more powerful, comfort, and safety than ever before, the new Lexus LS 500 has a base price that is $3,820 less than its current long-wheelbase predecessor."
Also, "The Interior Upgrade Package adds quilted-stitch, perforated semi-aniline leather-trimmed interior, 28-way power driver’s seat with multifunction massage, power front seatbelt buckles, heated rear seats, and more for $3,730."
Unfortunately, "The Interior Upgrade Package is not available on the F Sport model."
Autoguide rather hopefully add, "Discuss this story on our Lexus Forum"
No thank you.
They are doing a bit better today.
There is Entertainment news:
New Hyundai Veloster Set to Star in ‘Ant Man and the Wasp’
and some gossip:‘Merican Dream: Danica Patrick is Dating Aaron Rodgers
I had not heard of Aaron Rodgers but the article informs be that he plays for The Green Bay Packers.There is also a headline that means you really don't need to read the article if you don't want to:
Refreshed 2019 Jeep Cherokee is No Longer Ugly and Gets New Turbo Engine
And then they go and spoil it all with:10 Interesting Facts About the History of the Volkswagen Jetta
None of which particularly are.Meanwhile, at the bottom of each of these stories you have the crappy advertising by Taboola showing why click-bait is such a derided term:
Now, to decide which picture from these stories I should use to promote this post with.
Danica Patrick in a swimsuit?
No. After all, this post is titled "Don'tClick-Bait"
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