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Rob Sass
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Editor-in-Chief, Porsche Club of America
Columbia
Beats
Atlanta Falcons
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By Andrew Newton Verified, Rob Sass| Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine Verified Mercedes-Benz has had an on-off relationship with its two-tiered sports car lineup. More recently there has been the SL/SLK, but the original was the 300SL/190SL dichotomy. The 300SL, whether in Gullwing or Roadster form, was of course a classic for the ages, while the 190 was a handsome but relatively heavy, underpowered boulevardier. Both had run their course by the early 1960s—the 190 was outdated, and the 300SL was both complex and very expensive to produce.
By Andrew Newton Verified, Rob Sass| Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine Verified My gap in giving any thought (serious or otherwise) to the Lincoln Mark VII probably spans close to four decades. As a teenager in the late 1980s, I remember a neighbor (who was I believe an orthopedic surgeon) owning one. Not the silly Designer Edition on whitewalls and fake wire wheel covers, but an all-black LSC (Luxury Sport Coupe), with black BBS-style wheels wrapped in blackwall Goodyear Eagles.
By Andrew Newton Verified, Rob Sass| Hagerty Classic Cars Magazine Verified Mercedes-Benz has had an on-off relationship with its two-tiered sports car lineup. More recently there has been the SL/SLK, but the original was the 300SL/190SL dichotomy. The 300SL, whether in Gullwing or Roadster form, was of course a classic for the ages, while the 190 was a handsome but relatively heavy, underpowered boulevardier. Both had run their course by the early 1960s—the 190 was outdated, and the 300SL was both complex and very expensive to produce.
Company Info
Porsche Club of America
The Porsche Club of America (PCA) is the largest single-marque car club globally, dedicated to Porsche enthusiasts. Founded in 1955, the PCA has grown to over 150,000 members organized into 147 regions across the United States. The club fosters a strong community through various events, including the renowned annual Porsche Parade, rallies, track days, and social gatherings. PCA members benefit from community engagement, driver education programs, and technical support, where they share knowledge about Porsche maintenance and repair. The club's regional chapters play a vital role in connecting members and hosting local activities. While the PCA does not sell products directly, members can access exclusive Porsche-related merchandise and discounts through partnerships with dealerships and suppliers. Overall, the PCA is a vibrant community that celebrates the Porsche brand and the passion of its members.
Columbia, Colombia
+1 410-381-0911
Founded: 1955