Voitures Anciennes

[RobertArthur]

A car that can handle all road conditions, every season, follow the star.

[RobertArthur]

No, not Mercedes again, towards the dividing line between analogue technology and the advent of the ‘all-digital’ concept. It still feels very familiar to drive a car whose technology can still be operated using (push) buttons. It’s not a classic car – far from it – but it does have its own digital intelligence that you can read out using an OBD-II scanner: a Hyundai I10 from mid-2013. But you aren’t bothered by elusive menu items or all sorts of alarm signals that are more of a nuisance than a help when it comes to road safety. A few quick snapshots – it couldn’t be simpler. It’s also highly recommended from a preventative healthcare perspective: how to prevent your 19th nervous breakdown.

[RobertArthur]

Actually, an instrument panel like that is a bit boring; back to the beauties of yesterday.

[Polarengineer]

Carefull when chosing a new car.

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[exile]

[Hotrodder]

It seems that the Muskrat is winding down production of the world's ugliest Pickuuup Truuuck. Reasons were not given but the 48% drop in sales over the last 12 months might be a clue.

[RobertArthur]