We don’t know how to define it. But there’s something distinct about French car culture. It’s encoded in the machinery that is made, designed and consumed in France, too. Here are five objects that put clear water between the culture of French cars and the rest of the world. Here’s five reasons The French Touch is so unique.
"When you glance back to the art being made in Europe around the time of the May ’68 student riots, there’s often a desire to connect the Molotov ministrations that were occurring on the streets to the palpable sense of "
"What message do we leave for the future? A handbook for survival, stories from the past. Who would believe such mythical beasts existed, without evidence? When petrol pumps become museum pieces, the scent of fuel remains as a distant memory, "
" The first motorised vehicle I ever owned was a 1986 Vespa T5 ‘Pole Position’. It was red and black. It had a little fairing on the bars. The one with the rectangular headlight and the ‘moon disc’ style wheels. A little "
"Steve Sanderson and Oi Polloi have become a fixture on the streets of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. I set up Oi Polloi with my business partner Nigel, almost exactly 20 years ago. We’re a menswear retailer and now a brand "
