Last week I asked what company was so concerned with quality that the front wishbones which were forged and hardness tested, all wore the examiner’s stamp.
It was the Lancia Flaminia. It is estimated that the company sold every Flaminia at a loss.
So to this week. Three brothers produced more supercharged cars in the 30’s than all other American manufacturers combined. What were their names?
For the Automania free beer this week, be the first correct answer to email [email protected] or [email protected] . Good luck!
