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Another problem I'm noticing is that the general quality of cars on the road recently has declined severely. People are driving vehicles that are likely to have
by foxyv 4y ago
Another problem I'm noticing is that the general quality of cars on the road recently has declined severely. People are driving vehicles that are likely to have deadly mechanical failures because they cannot replace them or fix them. Parts and mechanic labor have nearly doubled. Used cars have nearly doubled. The result is a lot of people driving with broken suspensions, bald tires, and broken steering systems.
- ToDougie 4y agoAgreed. My colleague delayed the replacement of their two completely bald front tires through all of the persistent rainstorms this year. I have no idea how long they were in that state, but the reason was entirely monetary. Selling the vehicle and pocketing the delta in cash is not a possibility due to the value of the vehicle in relation to the used car market. Cost of non-negotiables like rent, gasoline, heating, electricity, and groceries have all shot through the roof. Anyways, they have new tires now.
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