>>28481377I would not have a problem dailying a 60s or 70s car for a decade. Put modern tires and high-grade brakes on it and it'll stop and turn close enough to an average modern vehicle to not be unsafe.
I wouldn't say modern cars are light years ahead on all fronts. Modern crash structures and high tensile steel passenger compartment reinforcement do substantially boost survivability, but I feel now they tend to skimp on the structure and just slap airbags in to half ass it. Fuel injection is very convenient but not needed. Same with abs, traction control, vehicle stability management, blind spot detection, automatic lane keeping, adaptive cruise control, and all the other nannies that coddle and cushion people from the harsh realities of the world. People like the soccer moms in their suv's hitting curbs while posting on Facebook, in the 60s and 70s they just died in car crashes. Now they're bad drivers for a decade or more until they bump the steering wheel while reaching for their trendy Stanley cup and pile head on into a kenworth at 60mph.
The modern trend of "we have to protect everyone and keep everyone safe" is a feminine idea. It's an obsession that has neutered society, and much like a neutered pet it's made the world fat and lazy
>there's nothing you can tell mealso feminine mindset