Are Classic Cars as Good as We Remember Them?
Looking back, were we viewing the ’80s and ’90s through rose-tinted glasses? Or were they in fact the definition of the thrill of driving?
The first evo Eras test was special, with perfect roads and crisp spring weather, providing a chance to get under the skin of six ’80s icons.
Turns out they might have been; I don’t think I’ve ever seen them smile so much on a shoot.
Driving these cars is demanding and rewarding in a different sense, requiring effort and skill to get the best from them, and their characters present themselves even at slower speeds.
Author's summary: Classic cars require skill and effort to drive.
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