Anonymous wrote:It will cost more to fix vehicles as the cost of imported parts rises. I would expect that to result in an increase in premiums.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh okay. Time to buy a Fred Flintstone car
Many savvy people are buying older vehicles (Pre 2000s) and rebuilding them now, not so much because of politics, but because most modern vehicles are not user-friendly when making repairs, with the ridiculous amount of tech stuff and computer systems on them.
Working class people don't want a drivable computer, but a solid reliable form of transportation that still looks nice and is tough enough to avoid major repairs from minor fender benders. Most modern cars are garbage, overpriced garbage.
Working class? My cleaner and many tradesmen I use drive nicer cars than I do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh okay. Time to buy a Fred Flintstone car
Many savvy people are buying older vehicles (Pre 2000s) and rebuilding them now, not so much because of politics, but because most modern vehicles are not user-friendly when making repairs, with the ridiculous amount of tech stuff and computer systems on them.
Working class people don't want a drivable computer, but a solid reliable form of transportation that still looks nice and is tough enough to avoid major repairs from minor fender benders. Most modern cars are garbage, overpriced garbage.
Anonymous wrote:Oh okay. Time to buy a Fred Flintstone car