French automobile:

[Priscilla]

Dear Mr. Graham:

Did I read that you drive or drove a French car? If so do you agree with Daniel Pinkwater (in my certainly incomplete paraphrase of Daniel Pinkwater, anyways) that one doesn't know the true meaning of despair until one HAS a French car?

[Randall Grahm]

Dear Priscilla

I do indeed drive a French car, a 1972 Citroen DS-21 (pronounced Déesse, or "Goddess"), which I have been driving for the last 15 years or so. I did go a few years without the DS (It was having a new engine put it and that took about a year) but I am feeling so much better that I am back on the road with a proper car. One never knows when you will break down (it's an adventure) and if you do, you should psychologically prepare yourself for a long ride back in the tow-truck. There was one vintage a few years ago where I basically visited all of my vineyards in a towtruck. That was ignomity. RG.

[Jason Perlow]

Here's the car Randall drives. A true classic luxury sedan, in every sense of the word.

[Priscilla]

I was SO hoping it was that one. (White over turquoise for preference.)

[Randall Grahm]

I don't know if there is a photo that accompanies the mention of the Citroen, but for the record, mine is a beautiful burgundy. Very, very elegant. RG