Nowadays, car tech has advanced to do just about anything: pedestrian detection, automated parking, even self-driving. All these advancements supposedly make driving not only more enjoyable, but safer. But as tech bros take over the auto industry, are new cars all they’re cracked up to be?

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24 thoughts on “Why Cars Today Suck”
  1. I like self driving cars, I have a normal car and I'm very nervous and I don't like to drive, but I unfortunately I have to do it, I do not have no public transport in the area, so technology it is also very useful and I can wait for the price to go down for me to afford one.

  2. Modern day cars suck, there shapes are ugly , there's too much gadgets that you don't need or never use .

    Electric cars are too exspensive and I won't pay it, this stupid oh it's I,ll just put it on Fianance, yoy know the normal con crap.

    Only too moan, later I can,t afford it or I'm putting most of wages on the car payment, cars are too exspensive plain and simple and I ain,t throwing all my money at a dam car .

    A lot of modern cars are boring , I don't like these big silly screens , there too bright and its distracting .

    Look at tesla , inside there boring, dull, grey, miserable looking.

    No thanks

    I'm not spending thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands on a car ..

    Just for big debt, nope not gonna happen

  3. Honestly, I wish manufacturers could just sell brand new vehicles built to exact 90’s specs. If I could get a brand new 1998 ranger single cab with a 4.0 v6, and a 5 speed, I’d be ecstatic. Don’t need electric windows, don’t need variable valve timing, don’t need censors & backup cameras. I really just want a cab, a bed, an engine, a transmission and a differential, and I want it to last 50 years and cost $15,000. I can’t be the only one

  4. This is exactly why companies like Edison Motors are so important nowadays. They are a startup in BC Canada that is developing diesel generator hybrid semitrucks, with a big emphasis on maintaining all aspects of the right to repair. They're also getting set up to start teaching other mechanic shops how to do diesel generator hybrid conversions for pickup trucks. This is the way of the future, not crap like the cyberpunk and self driving technology.

  5. This video is one of the main reasons why I will most likely never drive modern cars. I currently drive a 1994 Ford F-150 XLT, and I love that truck to death, and I will continue to drive it and maintain it until it is nothing but a chassis and an engine.

  6. I bought a used 2015 Ram C/V delivery van back in 2019. Thanks to the pandemic, it still has less than 100K miles on it and runs as strong as ever. Beyond just needing a van, a major plus for me was its stripped-down lack of electronic gadgets – no touch screens or gps maps, just analog dials and physical buttons. Unfortunately, the one thing it inherited from its Dodge Caravan roots was the electronic HVAC system, and that's what I've had the most trouble with. Over the years, it's sporatically refused to open one vent or another, pumped out max AC in the winter, and burnt out its main air blower. I eventually had to resort to the local Ram dealer's out-of-warranty service, requiring two attempts over a three-week period. The whole experience cost $1800 for what back in the day would've cost a tenth as much to replace a dead ventilator fan.

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