For everyone who comes to the Turbo Magazine website to religiously check to see if any updates on content or feature updates have been made, you'll be in for a pleasant surprise in the next few months. While were working hard  on redesigning the new and improved Turbo Magazine, with more tech coverage and feature cars than ever before, the website has been given the green light to be revamped as well. What does this mean? For starters it means periodic updates and mo more photos or content on our main page from 2001. You know and i know, seeing down loadable wallpapers from 1999 and limited interaction with editorial staffers such as I are just a few of the reasons this site has never been able to flourish. While theres no guarantees we will become the next big thing on the Internet, we can honestly say look for us on a more consistent basis as we will continue to bridge the gap between Turbo magazine and our website. The world wide web will be become a invaluable tool for us as we look to find readers rides, needs and wants from our readers in terms of content, and any thoughts or comments on a certain tech feature or unresolved issue you might have with a story we recently ran. Until then I'll keep blogging at random hours of the day and hope you keep coming back to this site in hope of creating our own nitch community.   -Scott Tsuneishi