Perfect Path Technologies: Omega E mat

I have four vintage road (race) bicycles, 60's - 80's in orders of age, Cinelli Supercorse, Biemmezeta Chronostar, Alan Carbonio, Pinarello Montello SLX. One motorcycle Ducati MH900E. All Italian, because they are the most beautiful. Krissy, I wish I had jumped on the PP 

Good to see you here. I migliori saluti

Back in the day, I had a Fiat sedan. What a fun car to drive. Then one day, the heater core burst, flooding the floor of the car. I just bypassed the heater and continued to drive the car into the ground with no further problems, except on cold days, because there was no heat. 

Then there were the three Peugeots that I owned.  I looked up the term "Peugeot" in a French dictionary ... the translation was ... "Terrible freaking car." The second translation was: "Nightmare to own." 

The new Alpha coupe and the Fiat roadster both look good though.

Frank

Peugeots used to be way more reliable than FIATs. Again, that may not be saying much but that is how it appeared.

Peugeot salt and pepper mills are still good, but competition is getting closer. I think their bicycle business has gone down the drain.

I am still waiting for someone to make a car that blends comfort with driveability and looks the way Peugeot used to do.

I believe Fiat also made salt and pepper mills, but the salt rusted the mill out before you could use it.I
Almost bought a Peugeot 505stx many moons ago.