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Yes but those weren't really a problem as it only applied to new cars. Existing ones were never a problem, owners could keep using them as long as they could ke
by wkat4242 2y ago
Yes but those weren't really a problem as it only applied to new cars. Existing ones were never a problem, owners could keep using them as long as they could keep going. So there was no cost offloaded on them. Like there is with cities banning ICEs.
- mikepurvis 2y agoFair, though I think there was still plenty of moaning about the regs incurring R&D costs and pushing up new car complexity/price.