I plan to drive my beloved 1997 RAV (The date is somewhat misleading because I bought it in 2011 with only 30,000 miles on it) until at least a million miles.
I have a rental car at the moment and it's reminding me that for all of its conveniences, it knows way too much.
Thank you! And I don't even like driving a whole lot. Its just disorienting that car companies are replacing our senses with technology in ways that I'm not certain are safer.
And not just with cars! I wrote about the lack of ability to change the battery on a cell phone recently. Something that *could* be simple is made complicated.
I plan to drive my beloved 1997 RAV (The date is somewhat misleading because I bought it in 2011 with only 30,000 miles on it) until at least a million miles.
I have a rental car at the moment and it's reminding me that for all of its conveniences, it knows way too much.
Lovely piece. And yup I’m appalled by my plug and play car. No fun.
Thank you! And I don't even like driving a whole lot. Its just disorienting that car companies are replacing our senses with technology in ways that I'm not certain are safer.
Something very comfortable about a car whose hood you can open and identify the basic working parts.
And not just with cars! I wrote about the lack of ability to change the battery on a cell phone recently. Something that *could* be simple is made complicated.