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Anonymous Croatia No.213768813 >>213768889 >>213769044 >>213769249 >>213769312 >>213769348 >>213769421 >>213769762 >>213769907 >>213770099
westoids think that a car is old if its 10 years old or more
Anonymous Spain No.213768859 >>213769686 >>213769815
If you have to pass a technical inspection every year it's old yes.
Anonymous Finland No.213768867 >>213768906 >>213768931
my car is 12 years old :)
Anonymous United States No.213768889
>>213768813 (OP)
10 years is a long time for cars think of all the useless screens and digital shit you are missing out on
Anonymous Croatia No.213768906 >>213770041
>>213768867
mine is 16, in the west it would already be scrapped
Anonymous Greece No.213768931
>>213768867
the only good cars are >15 years old
Anonymous Japan No.213768987 >>213769055
I have had my Suzuki for 11 years.
I don't intend to buy a new car because it has never broken down yet.
Anonymous Malta No.213769044
>>213768813 (OP)
I actually prefer older cars because they don't have all that gay electronic shit cars have nowadays
Anonymous Croatia No.213769055 >>213769202
>>213768987
thank you japan for making my car
Anonymous Japan No.213769202
>>213769055
You are welcome<3
btw the Mitsubishi Colt is only sold in Europe.
Anonymous Greece No.213769216
this is my dream car since i was 5
Anonymous Poland No.213769249
>>213768813 (OP)
to my countrymen, a car is like wine, the older the better, bonus points if it was owned by a German Turk before and smells like kebab spice inside and has 50k km on the counter (in real life 500k)
Anonymous Finland No.213769312
>>213768813 (OP)
The retailers, parts of the government that get bribes from the retailers and greens continuously seethe that most of our cars are older than 15 years, and say it's bad for the enviroment. The reason the cars are old is because no one has any fucking money to buy a new hybrid.
Anonymous Germany No.213769348
>>213768813 (OP)
My ol car was 22 years old.
But my new one i only 2 years old. :-D
Anonymous Canada No.213769413
My car is a 2008 model (built in 2007)
Anonymous Norway No.213769421 >>213769665
>>213768813 (OP)
this and its tiresome
>drive 2011 transit
>actual 4wd
>no gimmic diesel so turbo & common rail but no dpf, regen or adblue
>rust free and solid steel than can be welded if it rust
>basic af electrinics and mechanics
my old coworkers think im dumb and laugh at me for driving this thing yet i outrun them, drive around them in the mud, never get any fault codes, my heating isnt a monthly subscribtion service and best of all i bought this at 70 000km, their vans have passed 100k by now.
Anonymous Mexico No.213769651 >>213769736 >>213769786 >>213769843
Is a VW Golf 2015, with 133K Km for approximately 11,400 euros a good option for my first incel-mobile?
Anonymous Norway No.213769665
>>213769421
and this part, the one newcar fags obsesse over
>last job a shifter cable snapped on my way home
>"that wouldnt happend in a new car"
>"thats why i always buy new, i cant afford that"
maybe not, but if it did you would be stuck there can you afford that? i just causally crawled under the car, engaged 4th gear and drove home. its a ziptie fix once i bother but if i had to i could do more jobs this way.
cant do that in a new car.
Anonymous United States No.213769686
>>213768859
literal communism
Anonymous Sweden No.213769729
I think so. But I also think ten years ago is the late 90s/ early 00s
Anonymous Austria No.213769736
>>213769651
>133K Km for approximately 11,400 e
Anonymous Sweden No.213769762 >>213769864 >>213769874
>>213768813 (OP)
Cars 30 years or older are tax free, cheap to insure and only need inspection every 2 years so they are very popular here.
Anonymous Germany No.213769786
>>213769651
That's overpaying big time.
You get such a shitbox for half the price and even less km.
https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/search.html?dam=false&fr=2015%3A&isSearchRequest=true&ml=%3A150000&ms=25200%3B%3B29%3B&od=up&p=5000%3A&ref=srp&refId=5d1ecb84-d6d7-a126-a80d-7e6a1b8d7f18&s=Car&sb=p&vc=Car
Anonymous United States No.213769798
My car is 17
Anonymous Sweden No.213769815
>>213768859
Here it's the opposite.
New cars need inspection yearly.
Old cars (30 years) only every two years.
Veteran cars (50 years) need no inspection at all.
Anonymous Greece No.213769843
>>213769651
11000 euros for a used car......................are you the son of cartel lord?
Anonymous Norway No.213769864 >>213769880
>>213769762
>only every 2 years
thats for all cars here and after '60 or its no inspections.
Anonymous Croatia No.213769874
>>213769762
>very popular here.
doubt
Anonymous Sweden No.213769880
>>213769864
Inspection free after 50 years here.
Anonymous Germany No.213769907 >>213770083
>>213768813 (OP)
Mine has reached 200k and is a 2011 Audi A4. Still going.
Anonymous Germany No.213770041 >>213770162
>>213768906
Not really. You have inspections every 2 years. If it passes it passes. They check brakes and look at corosive parts. If you keep your car tidy, it can also be 50 years old. You can let your car repair by yourself or you neighbor who knows how to repair cars.
Anonymous Chile No.213770083
>>213769907
based
would fuck you just for your car
Anonymous Sweden No.213770099
>>213768813 (OP)
My Volvo 740 is from 1985.
Anonymous Croatia No.213770162
>>213770041
we have yearly inspections too but mechanics are a bit more lenient so they rarely check smoke and emissions, they are annoying about rust though
Anonymous United States No.213770667
My car is 36 years old luxury convertible. I got it as a joke while working remotely, now I have to drive all around town with it. I need a Corolla or something boring but 2 poor