I wish this comment would have cited a study or test by some credible entity. I'm always skeptical statement such as these originate from parties with a financial interest in selling more product. ... View more

Reminds me of the geezers in The Villages of Florida, customizing their golf carts to resemble '57 Chevys, T-birds and Corvettes. I'll pass. ... View more

You missed my favorite -the Adams Farwell.  It was a 5 cylinder , air cooled, rotary (the entire engine rotated)It had no flywheel as the engine was its own flywheel.  The rotation also aided the air cooling.  As I recall, it also required no valve springs as the centrifugal force closed the valves. The car itself was also unusual, with a 4 speed transmission and a movable steering column that allowed driving from the right, left, or center - the US hadn't settled on which side of the road we would we drive on. ... View more