A wonderful assessment here from Harry Metcalfe delivered without any of the usual point-scoring hyperbole. Covers a lot of the points debated on here and the reasons we’ve all got significant changes to our car ownership, costs and the way we drive irrespective of any side we might sit on. He focuses a bit on performance cars but the big tech problems discussed are relevant to us all and really beginning to hurt.
Thought it interesting more people are choosing to control costs maintain driving pleasure by ditching new cars and going backwards as a means of going forwards, as the general forward direction is only one of frightening costs and tightening control.
Looks like the petrolheads with a bit of cash will be fine, likewise the ambivalent ‘it’s a means of transport’ drivers with the resources to renew every 3 years, but everyone else in between has got some real problems on their hands.
Anyway, Harry says it much better:
Thought it interesting more people are choosing to control costs maintain driving pleasure by ditching new cars and going backwards as a means of going forwards, as the general forward direction is only one of frightening costs and tightening control.
Looks like the petrolheads with a bit of cash will be fine, likewise the ambivalent ‘it’s a means of transport’ drivers with the resources to renew every 3 years, but everyone else in between has got some real problems on their hands.
Anyway, Harry says it much better:
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