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No they are talking about reliability and longevity. I’d say most cars in this century are generally very reliable. Toyota started it in the 80s with their supe
by wil421 7y ago
No they are talking about reliability and longevity. I’d say most cars in this century are generally very reliable. Toyota started it in the 80s with their superior manufacturing techniques and defect controls.
You’re talking about features like Bluetooth, hands free, and driving assistance.
- ehnto 7y agoI was thinking of core vehicle usefulness, as in cars haven't made any great leaps in usefulness outside of safety improvements, so perhaps people were holding onto them for longer. People were very excited for power steering, air conditioning, all wheel drive and safety features. Most cars are really great at being cars now, any from the last 12 years would do the trick so long as it's still running.