The Concours d’Lemons Is America’s Crappiest Car Show
The Trabant trembles. Its puny engine is running at idle, enough to visibly shake the small, boxy, creamy white car, made mostly of cotton waste. Its owner, a tall American guy, stands proudly by his car, encouraging an even taller man to climb inside and see the unexpected roominess of the East German car, made in 1980. Corky Coker is impressed. “That is a very good example,” he says, “of a very…