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With the benefit of 40+ years of hindsight, it was tired, rotten and driven by a lunatic. And yet…All these years later, I can still remember the battered red Lancia Fulvia Coupé that I would frequently see bombing around Prestatyn, my hometown. Its nose-down stance, the slightly other-worldly hum of its V4 engine, the sharp, crisp lines, the Cromadora alloys.(Insert comedy needle scratching across a record sound here)Those of you familiar with me from the Classic Cars & Yesterday’s Heroes thread may recall that I had a Triumph GT6 for a couple of years. While I loved it, I was finding it incr

With the benefit of 40+ years of hindsight, it was tired, rotten and driven by a lunatic. And yet…All these years later, I can still remember the battered red Lancia Fulvia Coupé that I would frequently see bombing around Prestatyn, my hometown. Its nose-down stance, the slightly other-worldly hum of its V4 engine, the sharp, crisp lines, the Cromadora alloys.(Insert comedy needle scratching across a record sound here)Those of you familiar with me from the Classic Cars & Yesterday’s Heroes thread may recall that I had a Triumph GT6 for a couple of years. While I loved it, I was finding it incr

SpeckledJim said: dinkel said: otolith said: SpeckledJim said: They do indeed. And they'd do a great job of being completely steamrollered by Porsche. Change was and is needed."insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results"Change in any market is about babysteps. Well, at least when you have a vast community, and folks are expecting about the same thing, but then different.Yeah, I remember when I got my iPhone 1. It was basically 90% like my Nokia 3210. Except completely different. They should have made it more like an old Nokia and maybe then it would have

With the benefit of 40+ years of hindsight, it was tired, rotten and driven by a lunatic. And yet…All these years later, I can still remember the battered red Lancia Fulvia Coupé that I would frequently see bombing around Prestatyn, my hometown. Its nose-down stance, the slightly other-worldly hum of its V4 engine, the sharp, crisp lines, the Cromadora alloys.(Insert comedy needle scratching across a record sound here)Those of you familiar with me from the Classic Cars & Yesterday’s Heroes thread may recall that I had a Triumph GT6 for a couple of years. While I loved it, I was finding it incr