No more Aussie cars- starting to really notice it

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02-12-2022, 08:06 AM

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lra

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Re: No more Aussie cars- starting to really notice it

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Originally Posted by Sprintey

Completely agree Ira.

As an aside, the connectivity/tech, eg. the huge screen with menu-driven X mode selection in the new Outback, I hope it doesn't age like an iPhone does; for if so the car will be unfunctional within a couple of years.

That is why 50 year old Holdens, Fords, and Valiants are still around, although expensive, whereas a 50 year old connectivity car with a touch pad will be a forgotten memory.
Who is going to be up for a 'classic' used 2022 Tesla in 2053, EV chappies ?

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