JAY LENO
his past week was the living proof to me that old cars are more fun and more engaging than new ones. I work closely with the Audrain Automotive Museum in Newport, Rhode Island, which had its first concours last year. It was a huge success, as I think I mentioned in a previous column. Although the museum itself is small, the vehicles are all in first-rate running condition and the exhibits are constantly changing. And I was thrilled to get a chance to drive some of
