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Bold, knowing current tech in a car is an issue, moving to an 80's hi-tech car is mind blowing. They are known for being loaded with all kinds of 1 off propriet
by chucksta 3y ago
Bold, knowing current tech in a car is an issue, moving to an 80's hi-tech car is mind blowing. They are known for being loaded with all kinds of 1 off proprietary tech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7JdE1Gq8IY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7JdE1Gq8IY
<3 the car too though, and thought the same thing at one point
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- hot_gril 3y agoMy small experience owning old "reliable" cars is that they still have more issues than something new-ish. Maybe they were designed and built tougher back then, but parts still have lifespans. Fuel economy might be worse too. 20 years is already old enough that it'd be more for fun than practicality to me. 1980s turbocharged sports car, that'd be awesome but probably not cheap to drive. A clean 300ZX is also pretty valuable today.
- bovermyer 3y agoThat video is about the second gen ZX, the one from the late 80s and early 90s. But yeah, they're not the easiest cars to work on. However, some of that is mitigated by advancements in fabrication technology in the last twenty years.