Fulvia Remembrance

[davidb]

"Automobile" magazine, November issue. Very laudatory article
on Fulvias: history, specs, models. Interesting reading.

[SubGothius]

I was wondering if they might get around to that at some point after Kitman did that column several months ago wherein he lauded olde-skoole Lancia design and build quality; I remember reading something along the lines of, "a turn signal switch mechanism with all the heft and precision of a fine rifle bolt".

FWIW, I've come to settle on Automobile as my favorite mainstream car magazine. R&T is a bit too gearhead, C&D rather juvenile, and MT barely merits mention (if I can't say anything nice...), but Automobile has consistently excellent writing, sharp layout design, interesting and diverse content, and as DED Jr. himself dictated as its founding motto, "No boring cars".

[1,6 HF]

Looking forward to reading the article; it figures with that Automobile would be the one to do it. Jamie Kitman owns a 1966 1.2 Coupe, the most refined of the Fulvia Coupes.

[NMLancia]

Thanks for the tip. I've given up on all the mainstream mags, just not interested in SUVs and minivans.
My current favorite is Hemmings Sports & Exotic, a nice mix of cars and an amazing amount of eceterini.
Auto Italia is also a good read with lots of Lancia coverage.