I searched the forum but didn't find a post about this June 26, 2009 article by Rob Sass in the New York Times. If it was posted before, sorry for the dupl.
Rob Sass also writes for Sports Car Marketplace.
Anyway, here is the link. I think it should work, if not i'll try to post the whole thing here.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/28/autom ... l?emc=eta1
Fiats in the New York Times
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Re: Fiats in the New York Times
Thanks for the article,it was interesting.I sometimes wonder if maybe I have been lucky with my Fiat experience.I have owned several British cars ,and found them all extremely troublesome.The Fiat has been a joy to own,and has proven very reliable.Of course ,I never used any of these cars for daily drivers.
Craig
Craig
Craig Nelson
1982 Spider 2000...pride and joy
1981 Fiat X1/9..gone but not forgotten
1976 124 Spider..the self-healer
2001 BMW 328ci daily driver and track car
Fling It Around Turns !
1982 Spider 2000...pride and joy
1981 Fiat X1/9..gone but not forgotten
1976 124 Spider..the self-healer
2001 BMW 328ci daily driver and track car
Fling It Around Turns !
Re: Fiats in the New York Times
My aunt owned a Chrysler and it sat with hardly any use. 12,000 miles in ten years. The body started to fall apart. I don't think it matters if it sits or is driven. If it's meant to break. It will break. I think you got some good cars there Craig.