https://x.com/toddzywicki/status/1792191368229708036?s=46&t=mdG4vqCfpbP4Xp4esdQ98A
Pretty sure this is largely driven by drops on the upper end of the scale, which would be a big difference in the things you care about
Anyways, donât get news from Murdoch et al
https://x.com/whstancil/status/1792573952121807143?s=46&t=N0_fcOKIYYmlCS2e4YShsQ
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Again, actual problem:
https://x.com/carlquintanilla/status/1793262110547349509?s=46&t=N0_fcOKIYYmlCS2e4YShsQ
And to sum up this thread:
https://x.com/whstancil/status/1793286761323409864?s=46&t=N0_fcOKIYYmlCS2e4YShsQ
Insert whatever other pet issue you have at the end
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This is not such a bad thing, is it?
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Seems like a great thing.
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I think the downside is that older cars tend to be worse for the environment and more dangerous.
I got a new (used) car last year and it has a backup camera and a bunch of other collision avoidance features Iâd never had before.
Extending the longevity of cars could be a net positive but in the context of the economy it is an indicator of consumer sentiment and lived reality.
I am never getting rid of my 2006 accord, pry it from my cold dead hands
I think youâre confusing cars from the 00âs with cars from the mid-to-late 20th Century.
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Consumer spending is fine. Cars are so reliable these days and last so much longer than before.
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More WSJ inflation ânewsâ
https://x.com/ramit/status/1793622529023631843?s=46&t=N0_fcOKIYYmlCS2e4YShsQ
I was just thinking that. This has to be a positive environmentally speaking.
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itâs because joe biden made gas too expensive so they canât drive
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Obviously itâs because of these posts that the transmission in my 2014 Mazda 3 is failing :-/
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