Myron Vernis is 67 and has been an automotive aficionado for his whole life. But about 10 years ago, he started to sour on the collector-car world. "The old white guys of my generation who were my friends were getting to be bitter old men," he told. "All they kept talking about was how young people didn't care about cars anymore.
A quick thumbing through reveals the astounding breadth of the Japanese car market. The handmade Autech Zagato Stelvio sports car. The creamy V-12–powered Toyota Century luxury sedan. The miniature snake-in-a-backward-baseball-cap Yahama Ami. The gullwinged Suzuki Cara, Mazda AZ-1, and Toyota Sera. The Michelotti-designed, Alfa-esque, rear-engined Hino Contessa. And the list goes on and on.
The better the car, the more it should be driven. Collectible cars with no miles remind me of your mom's Hummel figurines.
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