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The Mandatory In-Car Breathalyzer Is Only a Few Years Away
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<blockquote data-quote="dabigboy" data-source="post: 4007095" data-attributes="member: 50364"><p>As a young man, I always drove old clunkers. As time and income level progressed, my choice in cars got a little newer and a little nicer. I began to think maybe I'm getting used to some of the modern nice stuff, maybe I wouldn't want to drive those old cars again. Then I got my 1978 Datsun 280Z with no power steering, no screens, no Bluetooth, no cameras, no driver-assist, no computers (well, except the little EFI module), manual windows, and I realized it was just totally fine. I don't miss that other stuff at all. Car is a joy to drive, and easy enough to live with that I've used it as a daily driver/work car at times. In fact, I would use it as such all the time if I weren't concerned about racking up miles and wear-and-tear.</p><p></p><p>Now our newest vehicle is a 2005 Chevy van. That's plenty new enough for me.</p><p></p><p>Matt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dabigboy, post: 4007095, member: 50364"] As a young man, I always drove old clunkers. As time and income level progressed, my choice in cars got a little newer and a little nicer. I began to think maybe I'm getting used to some of the modern nice stuff, maybe I wouldn't want to drive those old cars again. Then I got my 1978 Datsun 280Z with no power steering, no screens, no Bluetooth, no cameras, no driver-assist, no computers (well, except the little EFI module), manual windows, and I realized it was just totally fine. I don't miss that other stuff at all. Car is a joy to drive, and easy enough to live with that I've used it as a daily driver/work car at times. In fact, I would use it as such all the time if I weren't concerned about racking up miles and wear-and-tear. Now our newest vehicle is a 2005 Chevy van. That's plenty new enough for me. Matt [/QUOTE]
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