>> Who wants an automotive monoculture? > Clearly, the market. If all you can buy is golf pants but you want tough jeans, would you go bottomless or buy the g

>> Who wants an automotive monoculture? > Clearly, the market. If all you can buy is golf pants but you want tough jeans, would you go bottomless or buy the golf pants? Cars I would buy instantly: * a car with an electric engine that goes no faster than 80mph while retaining dynamics and that does not come with a million gadgets (as in "electric engine, all else analog"). Please, also in a variant with enough space to fit me, my wife, the kid and the dog. Still, no mandatory audio-visual indoor entertainment for the dog, please. * a car optimized for DIY repairs (I live in southern Morocco, getting an OBD2-scan at my authorized Nissan dealer was $30 - or 300 small bread or 75kg of flour or 3 days of work for a cop who just started work. A friend's Porsche Cayenne needs to be towed 12h northwards just for the inspection by an authorized dealer). I don't see them on the market.