>1: People don't take pride in their cars anymore, (would you blame them)
>They all look the same & are designed to only last a few yrs , you have
>to take them to a dealer to get them fixed. How many yrs do you think
>they will stock the computer chip that runs that car? Sorry that chip
>is no longer available, you will have to buy a new car.
Bingo Dave!
>3: They think with all the air bags & "safety features" they won't get hurt,
>and the ins Co will replace it with a new one, (they can get another
>color).
Safer they are not. I laugh at the "crumple zone" snow job that most people believe. The guy that hit Jana got hurt a lot more than she did (even though her head broke the back glass). He was belted and the air bag deployed...he was also hospitalized for a week.
>4: A lot of people now can't even read the drivers test, & a whole lot of them
>driving don't even have a drivers licence. Much less ins.
Another good point....that's why they drive so slowly...to avoid the cops...they can't pay 'em off here!
>5: People now-a-days are NOT like us, we have built cars almost from the ground
>up, blood, sweat & tears. I remember cars (57 yrs old) from the time
>you could
>see a car on the road & KNEW what it was. Not so now. A car to them is just
>something to get them from point A to point B (while talking on the
>cell PH).
>
>6: It is very sad.
All good points Dave. Cookie Cutter cars for Cookie Cutter people...very, very sad indeed. I've seen 5-6 year old cars and trucks selling for less than $5k recently here...resale is in the toilet!
Kelly & Jana Hanna
www.hannawoodworks.com
Kelly & Jana Hanna
www.hannawoodworks.com
