Well also, 90s to about 2008 were the last good cars ever made. they were reliable as hell, easy to fix, had enough creature comforts for lazy people (I prefer 0 myself, no radio, roll down windows, ac is optional but nice). Theyre gonna shoot up massively in value very soon. Everything now (2016 ish to now) is a peice of shit rolling spyware that is unrepairable by the user. I’d even like an EV but they are in the same boat, unfixable rolling spyware. A 10 year old volt is about all I’d get, or a Prius.
No one in 20 years will ever want a 2020 Silverado with subscription heated seats, GPS and cameras that record your every move and also locked you out of the car because a mouse chewed the wiring and they can’t watch your cameras to deem you “safe” to drive. Oh also the e brake is dealer computer locked and they discontinued the computer to unlock it so it can’t be towed now (ive seen this in real life, on a vw).
I’ll hold onto my 90s cars as long as theres metal to keep welding on over the rust 😁
Well also, 90s to about 2008 were the last good cars ever made. they were reliable as hell, easy to fix, had enough creature comforts for lazy people (I prefer 0 myself, no radio, roll down windows, ac is optional but nice). Theyre gonna shoot up massively in value very soon. Everything now (2016 ish to now) is a peice of shit rolling spyware that is unrepairable by the user. I’d even like an EV but they are in the same boat, unfixable rolling spyware. A 10 year old volt is about all I’d get, or a Prius.
No one in 20 years will ever want a 2020 Silverado with subscription heated seats, GPS and cameras that record your every move and also locked you out of the car because a mouse chewed the wiring and they can’t watch your cameras to deem you “safe” to drive. Oh also the e brake is dealer computer locked and they discontinued the computer to unlock it so it can’t be towed now (ive seen this in real life, on a vw).
I’ll hold onto my 90s cars as long as theres metal to keep welding on over the rust 😁