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I suspect the answer to why they are doing this is relatively banal: The industry wants to keep control of the flow of vehicles via its bought and paid for lob
by CobaltFire 5y ago
I suspect the answer to why they are doing this is relatively banal:
The industry wants to keep control of the flow of vehicles via its bought and paid for lobbying arms.
Every imported Integra Type-R is a possible BRZ not sold. Every Kei truck is a possible… I actually don’t know WHAT they expect to sell those people, but I’m sure it’s something.
The emissions are a legitimate argument; even in California there is a process if you REALLY want a 25 year old vehicle. It costs $10-20k but is on the books. Heck, you can even have the car tuned into a monster before undertaking the process and then that’s it’s authorized form!
The FMVSS stuff is a different story and MUCH harder to sidestep, which is probably why industry funds are now pushing that way.
- vba616 5y ago>Every imported Integra Type-R is a possible BRZ not sold. Every Kei truck is a possible... Well, people have suggested that the Kei trucks might be competitors to side-by-side ATVs. But I don't believe in this explanation because it's irrational. Most old cars are scrap, so it doesn't matter what they compete with, the number of them is insignificant.