While the Geneva show died, the Brussels car show at Expo survived and it’s doing a decent job, every common brands are present and whatnot but it’s definitely not what it used to be.

Then maybe don’t buy a luxury car that you clearly can’t afford ?

Subaru’s popularity in my side of the alps is dying.

The WRX was an incredibly popular car but now you only see the old ones (2000s models) on the road and the European compact 4x4 took back their position with the 4x4 Panda and the new Dacia Duster.

It’s a factory option and free of charge.

A lot of people opt no badge for their ordered car since it’s cleaner and it helps to go under the radar a bit.

I suppose the popularity of the show is also declining due to the current climate about cars.

Cars popularity are dying. Petrolheads are not as legion.

Cars are seen as nuisance and they truthfully are a nuisance in our cities with their noise and chemical pollution while taking too much of space.

It makes sense that Top Gear is cancelled while the end of an era is happening.

I suppose the popularity of the show is also declining due to the current climate about cars.

Cars popularity are dying. Petrolheads are not as legion.

Cars are seen as nuisance and they truthfully are a nuisance in our cities with their noise and chemical pollution while taking too much of space.

It makes sense that Top Gear is cancelled while the end of an era is happening.

and don’t really think twice about it.

Speak for yourself.

Naturally, that’s why I don’t buy cars that rattle.

If I can hear something moving in my car while I’m driving, it will drive me crazy.

Usually is an unsecured bottle or something though.

Yes, because most of the iconic vehicles with pop ups are American made.

Definitely.

… …

It’s exactly what regulations do.

They regulate how you can design products.

Anyhow, it’s a matter of time before those obese trucks will be outlawed in most of the world.

I suspect the land of the free will be one of last to do it though.