They aren't saying after 25 years the cars are safe. Right in their statement they acknowledge that the cars may not meet safety standards. I suspect the 25-ye

They aren't saying after 25 years the cars are safe. Right in their statement they acknowledge that the cars may not meet safety standards. I suspect the 25-year cutoff is mostly about allowing enthusiasts to drive classic cars. There's a small number of them. Allowing millions of new unsafe cars to be sold to random consumers would be a terrible idea. I think the rules make sense.