Disintegrating parts of a car does not speak to "attention to detail". :) But I agree, there is sometimes a visceral, non-quantifiable "feel" to a product that

Disintegrating parts of a car does not speak to "attention to detail". :) But I agree, there is sometimes a visceral, non-quantifiable "feel" to a product that makes it worth using. My favorite car was my late 70's Mercury. Stupid big, ate gas like there was a hole in the tank, small tasks like getting out of the driveway had lots of engine drama. But man it drove like a dream.