Avocadosandtomatoes@alien.topB to Mechanic Advice@gearhead.townEnglish · 1 year ago

Is there a modern day equivalent to a 90s Toyota or Honda?

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Is there a modern day equivalent to a 90s Toyota or Honda?

Avocadosandtomatoes@alien.topB to Mechanic Advice@gearhead.townEnglish · 1 year ago

In regards to reliability, serviceability, repairability, part availability, etc?

Like is there a vehicle today that we will see 30 years in the future with no quit?

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Short answer is no. Those were the pinnacle of auto reliability. Seems to be more focus on cost cutting now and significantly more tech to go bad.

EVs may have potential to raise the reliability bar once the tech is refined and battery life extended.

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