1966 Porsche 912 Coupe

I think sometimes we need to be reminded that old cars are, in fact, old. As much as we romanticize them, at the end of the day they're just a bunch of parts bolted together inside a metal shell. We like to think that vintage construction is somehow different, and that's the case with some cars, but when it comes to actually driving them, we often experience Paris syndrome. These old cars often feel slow, sloppy, and can be uncomfortable to live in just for basic creature comforts. Hello, Porsche 912.

The 912 has all the exterior looks of the big brother 911 with its long-hood design predates the days of the impressive bumper and can definitely impress us with its timelessness. However, you'll soon be reminded that it's powered by a flat-four that put out a little over 100 horsepower when it was new. inside? Well, it has a radio. Maybe the heat works, if you're lucky..