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Originally Posted by Groundes-Peace
It is a subjective view, of course, as to what is the nicest to drive.
From one stand point yes a 1970's car will be nicer, or easier to drive than a 1960's car, but so can be said of 1980's, 1990's, 2000's, and hence a 2018 car.
For me the P1800 and early 1800S are great in part due to their character. Of course there are oddities like the overdrive switch being a dashboard mounted unit, the headlight dip-switch being floor mounted, and no heated rear window, but these add character in my eyes.
The dashboard design is not as "safe", and the front seats don't lock.
But.......
whichever, enjoy the P1800/1800S/1800E/1800ES series!
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Well I've owned about 30 1800S's, 5 E's and a couple of ES's. They all have their different plus points but Godfather is right, the E is a significantly better car to drive. In fact the worst E drove better than the best S I ever had - and I've had some beauties. Looks however are more subjective and for me the 1967 cars are the best looking.