No one actually wants highly analog car. Also it's illegal to sell in most countries. Mandatory cameras, safety features, emergency assistance etc
No one actually wants highly analog car. Also it's illegal to sell in most countries. Mandatory cameras, safety features, emergency assistance etc
I'm no one? Tons of people drive old analog cars by choice.
I bet if given a choice they would prefer to drive a new Lexus instead.
Still rolling my 2005 Toyota and reckon I'll have it another 20 years, easy.
Supremely reliable.
Zero data capture / subscription nonsense
No bullshit.
You'll pry that thing from my cold dead hands before I jump on board the current crop of capable, but wack appliances.
I wouldn't say 2005 Toyota is an analog car. For sure it has a computer, some entertainment unit.
Most of the people are upgrading such cars to get at least Bluetooth capabilities.
True, but to all intents and purposes, it is.
It definitely isn't dialing out to the internet or being collecting/tracking data and snitching on me if I breathe the wrong way!