When it comes to cars, and more importantly, the driving experience, a lot of folks out there say they prefer a more “analog” experience when they’re behind the wheel. But what does that actually mean? For most, it means piloting a vehicle that is mechanical in most of its workings, and not digital. For instance, a vehicle with a drive-by-wire throttle, direct-injection and things like radar cruise control is most certainly not an analog experience. Whereby older vehicles that are mostly free of computers and digital technology, are.  On this episode of the Hemmings Hot Rod BBQ Podcast, Elana Scherr, Senior Features Editor at Car & Driver, sits down with host Mike Musto to discuss why they both gravitate to vehicles that are on in years, but fully up to date when it comes to the driving experience.