I liked Mike Gammon's answer - put them behind the wheel.
Last fall when I got my new E-34 I "insisted" that my brother-in-law drive
it. He did and he was wowed. He said he had always thought my last car,
and E-30, was a "cracker box" and couldn't understand why I drove it. He
understands now (and he doesn't know the half of it!).
DanZ
Annapolis, MD
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