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What Do The Top Bloggers Drive?

davidpitlyuk.com — What I found is that many of the bloggers, even the ones that have a high net worth, don’t really drive anything insanely impressive…a few don’t even have a car. While seeing a top blogger driving around in a Ferrari is inspiring, it’s also inspiring to see some of these guys not have anything special.

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  • VideoExperiment, on 01/16/2008, -0/+8For reference, these bloggers were covered in the article:

    - John Chow
    - Jeremy Schoemaker | Shoemoney
    - Guy Kawasaki
    - Rand Fishkin | SEOMoz
    - Chris Pirillio
    - Darren Rowse | ProBlogger
    - Al Carlton | Self Made Minds
    - Pete Cashmore | Mashable
    - Leon Ho | LifeHack
    - Graham Hill | TreeHugger
    - Scott Jones | Self Made Minds
    - Scott Stanfield | Vertigo Software
    - John Biggs | CrunchGear
    - Andrew Sullivan | Daily Dish
    - Tyler Cruz
    - Anthony Baggett | AntBag
    - Paul Stamatiou
    - Neil Patel | Pronet Advertising
    - Takashi Yamada | Yanko Design
    - David Pitlyuk
  • BarbaraKolbe, on 01/16/2008, -0/+5As always, Andrew Sullivan is my hero ;)
  • inactive, on 01/16/2008, -0/+2Wow, what a boring list of cars. The only semi-interesting car there was Paul Stamatiou's slightly-modded mustang, but no FIPK?
  • Derrich, on 01/20/2008, -0/+0What about the guy from DERRICH.com? =P

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