Your parents won the lottery. Very few good cars during the era after the fuel crisis of the 70's. They started getting better in the mid to late 80's. This was the Ford Pinto and Chevy Vega timeline. My Fairmont was the butterscotch color. Ugly and unreliable. Don't miss it. 😂
😆, been in IT since 1982 and I had the unfortunate pleasure of repairing Packard Bells (Packard Hell), their custom hardware had horrible compatibility in especially sound and so prone to failure. Couldn't stand to work on them. Now Warp was nice.
Not 100% true. If you went with Google's Pixel phones, they'll update their OS for 7 straight years. Samsung will do a few, but some others, you get what you get.
OMG, I owned a Ford Fairmont back in the day. What a garbage car that was. It only started when it was in a good mood.. this picture is giving me nightmares and I'm not even asleep..
Cruise and anything over 70, eco makes zero difference from I've been testing. I reserve Eco mode for stop and go city traffic. But of course your mileage may vary.
Actually that's only half true because most cars from the 60s and 70s era were doing amazing by getting to just 100k. Most motors had to be rebuilt by 100k. Toyota and Honda changed that with motors that could last up to a million miles. I'm old, I do remember. That's why cars were only on the...
Yes, the LeMans/GTO changed body style in 1968 to a smaller, rounder body. My '69 was stolen from me by my Mom's friend who got drunk on a bottle of Canadian Black Velvet and proceeded to total it. That was my first car. Broke my heart.