Why Classic Cars Aren’t Fun to Drive Anymore @CarsAndCulture
Why Classic Cars Aren’t Fun to Drive Anymore  @CarsAndCulture
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Classic cars may look incredible—but driving them? Not always.

According to Kindred Motorworks founder Rob Howard, many vintage vehicles lose their joy over time. Rough rides, outdated brakes, and old electronics make them difficult—and sometimes frustrating—to actually drive.

That’s where Kindred comes in.

By completely reengineering the fundamentals—steering, braking, electronics, and more—they’re transforming classic cars into something you can truly enjoy again.

Same iconic design. Completely new driving experience.

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