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Location: Central Washington State
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Originally Posted by drmatera
so what will these cars be in 20-25 years? Will people like us be buyers? My 930 is basic and crude, but easily wrenched on by me without the aid of $1million dollars worth of diagnostic hardware. Will you be able to order a new magnetically controlled engine mount when it springs a leak? Todays car seem to be built for the short term. I don't think we'll see 2010 cars in 2040.... Maybe thats their master plan? Make people buy new cars every few years? My 930's carbon footprint is nothing compared to what we'll be dealing with in todays cars, And the Gov. is feeding the fire.
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I'm with you there. It's called planned obsolecense...high tech cars will become obsolete because they (the manufacturers) want people to buy new, not keep the old running.
Which is what drives people like us, keeping the 930's alive.
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Mark H. 1987 930, GP White, Wevo shifter, Borla exhaust, B&B intercooler, stock 3LDZ.
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