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I'm into cars. And I have this dream of owning and driving around this very particular supercar. I've been slowly saving up, and within a few years I'll probab
by 2143 5y ago
I'm into cars.
And I have this dream of owning and driving around this very particular supercar. I've been slowly saving up, and within a few years I'll probably be able to outright buy it. And I plan to keep it for about 15 years atleast.
This car is neither electric nor self-drive capable.
Should I abandon that dream because I might not be allowed to drive around for too long?
And yes, I do understand and agree that in the long run, autonomous cars are probably going to be safer overall. Like, I'm not opposed to it.
(Please don't lecture me on why buying a car outright (instead of leasing) is financially stupid, or why buying cars with internal combustion engines or high CO2 emissions is a crime, or how my conscience allows me to buy a fancy car when there are a million other problems in this world).
- OldFritz 5y agoDefinitely do not abandon your dream car. human drivers will be on the road for the next 50 years or more, and I suspect that even after most cars on the road are self driving, there will still be car shows and events for the classics. At least I hope so given my dream car is a Plymouth Superbird and I'm not close to attaining it quite yet.
- okdood64 5y ago> Please don't lecture me on why buying a car outright (instead of leasing) is financially stupid Who's saying this? And why?