Classic Car Buyer

Inspector Gadget

This week began with much laughter as I struggled to find the switch to drop the windows on an MX-5, Editorial Assistant Joe laughing openly at my obvious disgust as I remembered that since the car in question was the rather basic California edition, it came with a pair of manual window winders.

Rather the reverse happened later the same day when backing my everyday Toyota on to the driveway at home and it kept slamming its own brakes on

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