Persephonee · 26-30, F
The Ford giveth, and the Ford taketh away.
I 100% agree and I've never known or driven cars that weren't full of computers doing everything.
However - (when they actually work) they are hugely more fuel efficient (and powerful) than they used to be. Yes one can't so easily service an engine, especially service it oneself, but it's far less likely to break down and is much more efficient meantime. We can't have everything I suppose :(
I 100% agree and I've never known or driven cars that weren't full of computers doing everything.
However - (when they actually work) they are hugely more fuel efficient (and powerful) than they used to be. Yes one can't so easily service an engine, especially service it oneself, but it's far less likely to break down and is much more efficient meantime. We can't have everything I suppose :(
I agree! Now they have 50,000 buttons in the car you have to figure out what they're all for before you can even put the windshield wipers on. And heaven help us find the defroster in the dead of winter. Some have engines in the trunk! You don't know if you're coming or going anymore. And God forbid if you get behind one. It could give anyone a heart attack.
minoltaguy · 51-55, M
hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
I had the opportunity to drive a Chev rental truck on an 18 hour trip. I had a couple of other drivers with me so we took turns driving the 2025 pickup. At the end of the trip all the drivers agreed. We would not be buying one of these trucks should the opportunity arise. Way too complicated to even turn on the radio. I think it had radio. I couldn't find it so????
