I don't know if that's a generational shift, but I don't have a car, don't want one, and actively look to live in places where I don't need one. I like driving

I don't know if that's a generational shift, but I don't have a car, don't want one, and actively look to live in places where I don't need one. I like driving. I like power; I like going fast; I like cornering just right; I like well-designed highways. But I can't imagine $200+ monthly loan payments or regular maintenance or breakdowns or getting ripped off on insurance because I am a male for the time being still under 25. If the vehicle I'm on breaks down, they bring in another one. If I want more freedom, a nice bike is the price of a beater car and a hell of a lot cheaper to run. If I want to go out of town, bus or rentals or shares will do the job. I don't know if that's generational. It seems common sense to me.