None. Electronic E-Brake, manufacturer selling your data to advertisers (via hud unit use). Etc. I will stick with an old car.
I didn't blame you, and I think a lot of car enthusiasts feel the same. I find myself less and less interested in new cars every year. That's probably why there's so many restomod companies starting up now. Companies like this.
https://pontosauto.com/2024/12/23/2026-honda-s2000-is-back-check-specs-features/
This would be sweet to have. I won’t buy anything until there are acceptable data usage privacy policies though. It’s a free for all right now and aftermarket disabling generally breaks functionality
You know, this is going to sound random, but I heard rumors the Toyota Celica may be making a comeback. If you check out my first post, you'd know why I'm excited. I'm sort of looking forward to that, but trying not to get my hopes up too much. Perhaps designers will take a poke at mustangs again!
I gave it a quick Google search and was half expecting it to be an electric SUV lol. But it sounds like it could be really cool, Toyota had been crushing it with enthusiast cars lately so this seems like it's got a good shot.
Also looked at your post, I love how most old Japanese sports cars looked like 2/3 miniature muscle cars back then lol
Not op, but yeah I adore that about them lol. A muscle car that shrank in the wash 🥰
Went and took a look, man, what a delightful looking little car
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