Old lancias are really different conceptually to a typical luxurious car. Rather than just throw the kitchen sink at it like a merc or bentley they went with the same minimalist ideology found in your sort of standard family unit. Only the quality of materials was incredible and vastly superior and so they were opulent and luxurious still but elegantly so. You didnt have a forrest in your car and that was a good thing. Comparatively these cars were the pinnacle of technology at the time and they were meant to be light weight. The first series car had like 75 bhp but was still good for 100 mph. Meanwhile jags were making 150 hp and only had 20 mph more. The power improved and so did the speed but its main goal was anyways going to be improving on its delivery of the intended aims of the first series. These are the kind of cars you take on fast 2 lane roads like highways in america idk abt england. These arent motorway cars. Google pacific coast highway. A road like that at 60-80 mph is where this car lives.
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Simply my dream car!
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Old lancias are really different conceptually to a typical luxurious car. Rather than just throw the kitchen sink at it like a merc or bentley they went with the same minimalist ideology found in your sort of standard family unit. Only the quality of materials was incredible and vastly superior and so they were opulent and luxurious still but elegantly so. You didnt have a forrest in your car and that was a good thing. Comparatively these cars were the pinnacle of technology at the time and they were meant to be light weight. The first series car had like 75 bhp but was still good for 100 mph. Meanwhile jags were making 150 hp and only had 20 mph more. The power improved and so did the speed but its main goal was anyways going to be improving on its delivery of the intended aims of the first series. These are the kind of cars you take on fast 2 lane roads like highways in america idk abt england. These arent motorway cars. Google pacific coast highway. A road like that at 60-80 mph is where this car lives.
Here's the link to the video of David's Flaminia, did I mention it's for sale?
ua-cam.com/video/1Qwcqb3RtSc/v-deo.html