>>509749279Electronics are not a bad thing. The first gen OBDII cars were great far superior to reading little blinking lights on the forst gen kek.
The basic sensor suite they had was very helpful. The speed sensors, oxygen, cam and crank sensors etc. made the vehicles run better. The diagnostics were extremely helpful. The problem is that as time went on the sensor suite grew and grew and the pcms became more and more complex. The issue today with modern cars isnt sensors. Tge issue is that you are trying to squeeze too much power out of small displacement via a turbo charger (added point of failure). Second, you have added multiple timing systems, belts, bearings, etc. onto the vehicle with VVT and VCT. Third you have forced the engine to breathe its own refuse air when it wants cool clean air more than anything via EGR systems. Third DOHC is simply inferior from a repairability and simplicity standpoint. Fourth you have space-age looking ten speed auto transmissions that are impossible to rebuild.
You add those things together and you get a hunk of absolute junk that is impossible to work on and has so many points of catastrophic failure that they are no longer remotely worth the cost.