Remember TTAC’s Future Writers Week? You chose the writers. The writers wrote. The stories are in (well, most of them …). Here is the first one. Do you like it? Tell us. The stories will be published in the sequence in which they arrived in TTAC’s mailbox.
I thought I was hard-core. People who complain about the Lotus Elise’s lack of creature comforts or suspension compliance are wimps I thought. Many of us would agree that pure driving pleasure outweighs most other considerations. The Elise is the ultimate test of this idea. Buy or by the hour? Let’s do the test. (Read More…)
Posted in Editorials, Future Writers, Lotus, News Blog
Tagged as Buy or by the hour, Future Writers, Jeff Snavely, Lotus Elise, TTAC Future Writers
Tagged as Buy or by the hour, Future Writers, Jeff Snavely, Lotus Elise, TTAC Future Writers
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