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> Other than stockpiling cars from 2010 As a car enthusiast this sounds laughably new to me. My main vehicle rolled off the assembly line in 1991. Unfortunat
by cmiller1 5y ago
> Other than stockpiling cars from 2010
As a car enthusiast this sounds laughably new to me. My main vehicle rolled off the assembly line in 1991. Unfortunately it's a "hobby" and a labor of love because if you're not wealthy enough to pay for a shop to handle maintenance of your classic cars then you're spending your weekends working on them.
- simondotau 5y agoI get the allure of older cars but personally I wouldn’t ever daily drive a car that didn’t have vaguely modern crashworthiness. To me 2010 sounds like an ideal middle ground between maximising mechanical safety and minimising the encroachment of bad software. Ideally you’d want a reasonably new safety-rated car where the entire radio can be swapped out for an aftermarket double-DIN unit.