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Personally one of my cars is a 93, and the other is a 00. Both are DDed half of the year depending on the weather. But, I'm an ethusiast so not exactly the norm
by burnt_toast 6y ago
Personally one of my cars is a 93, and the other is a 00. Both are DDed half of the year depending on the weather. But, I'm an ethusiast so not exactly the norm.
In rural areas (read lower income) it's not uncommon to see late 80s, 90s vehicles out and about. Some are in good shape, others not so much...
- totalZero 6y agoThe income factor is a big deal. Rust is also much less of a factor in some regions than others. Outside of the US, some countries have heavy import taxes on new vehicles, meaning that the secondary market dominates and older vehicles are more likely to be overhauled than junked.