> After all that work, and the expense of getting an original Zytek interface, giving it away for free seems almost as socialist as Britain’s NHS. But the poten

> After all that work, and the expense of getting an original Zytek interface, giving it away for free seems almost as socialist as Britain’s NHS. But the potential market is limited to fewer than 400 owners. “You don’t have to be a mathematician to understand the very limited upside of trying to sell something like this,” Radom explained. “The better approach is to increase the value of the car itself by giving away the technology.” I learnt about the XJ220 from the Amiga game and many years later got to see a real one at the Technikmuseum in Speyer, Germany. What a beautiful machine!