If you browse the web using your cell phone, smart phone, iPhone, or another type of PDA, you can now keep up with the latest SaturnFans.com Forums discussions in a mobile-friendly format. Work is underway to "mobile-ize" the entire SaturnFans website, but for now you should be able to more easily browse the forum, post messages, and read PMs while you're out and about.

I'm happy to announce a new feature that was added to SaturnFans.com over the weekend: a dynamically updated "most popular" page. You can find the page by clicking on the link of the same name displayed on the right-hand side of the top menu bar. As it's currently configured, the page displays the 25 most frequently viewed content during the past 72 hours.

For the first "Flashback Friday" installment of 2009, I thought it would be appropriate to take a quick look back at the biggest SaturnFans.com stories from 2008. Far and away the most visited page last year was of the "SAVE SATURN" petition form, which was posted only three weeks ago! In second place was a story linking folks to spy photos of what was believed to be the '10 Astra. Also on the list was SaturnFans.com's 2008 Astra roadtest (#16 most viewed), Saturn's 2009 Aura riddle (#41), and Al Clapsaddle's tastefully (and now famously) modified Aura XE at #71.

SaturnFans.com wishes you and your family a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2009! Before we jump head-first into '09 with a fresh batch of front page updates, I'd like to pause for a moment to thank you for your support throughout 2008. This website wouldn't be what it is today without the continued support of the several thousands of owners and enthusiasts who stop by every day.

I just wanted to post a quick note wishing everyone a Merry Christmas! I hope "Saturn Claus" is good to everyone this year! The holiday greeting above was sent to me many, many years ago from a Car Club in Texas. Yes, Santa really is a Saturn fan! Betcha didn't know he's got a specially modified white SC2 "sled" he uses when he's afraid of getting dents and dings in his other big red sled...

As a kid, I remember listening to the "24 Hours of Christmas" every year on Z-100 with my family. It's been called a New York holiday tradition for almost 25 years, and promoting the live feed online is something that's become an annual SaturnFans.com tradition. Z-100 hasn't aired the "24 Hours of Christmas" for the past several years, but their cross-town rival - 95.5 WPLJ - has been playing their very own version every year since the early 1990s. At 6pm this evening the tradition continues when WPLJ goes commercial-free for 24 hours to play the best traditional and contemporary (and some just plain silly!) holiday music.

Saturn fans have long been able to remotely keep up with the latest Saturn news, reviews, and rumors from anywhere in the world via our front page RSS feed, and today I'm happy to formally introduce a brand new way to stay connected with what's going inside the world of Saturn by following SaturnFans.com on Twitter!

Boo! Happy Halloween from SaturnFans.com! Whether you're staying home to hand out candy, or dressing up to get some for yourself, we hope you have a frightfully good day. If you're out and about this evening, drive carefully, and be on the look out for little ghosts and goblins trick or treating around your neighborhood.

I've received a couple of requests this week asking for a few more days to send in pictures for the SaturnFans.com "GM 100th Anniversary" photo contest. It seems that some folks are looking forward to snapping a few good pics of their cars this weekend. As a result, I'm extending the deadline to submit pictures until 11:59pm PST on Sunday, October 19th.

Have you entered pictures of your Saturn to compete in the the SaturnFans.com Photo Contest celebrating General Motors' 100th anniversary? The winner will receive an official plaque from the GM Heritage Center engraved with your name and vehicle information. Other prizes will be awarded to others who enter. Pictures can be of your old or new, clean or dirty, modified or showroom stock Saturn.