Who does not own a modern vehicle?

[t.flatt]

So, by modern I mean one controlled by computers. With the exception of an ignition control module. I know I'm a rare breed, only 48 years old. But, all my vehicles are old school! My newest is a 1984 CJ 7 with a Weber carb and GM HEI ignition. I drive that every day for work. My '71 C-10 Chevy also has HEI ignition and a quadrajet carb. The GTX goes further back to points ignition and a six-barrel carb. My Harley doesn't even have a battery! It runs on a magneto and generator. I only need the generator if I want to have lights. Which, of course I do. Who else is stuck in the past with no want or need to update? I think I can fix anything on these vehicles other than an automatic transmission. Which I probably could, but I have no desire to learn that skill. Who's with me?

 

[6PKRTSE]

I just now own something in the 2000's finally with my 2012 Challenger that I bought used.

 

[mrhemi]

I recently sold my new Jeep Gladiator back to the dealership. I kind of draw the line at "No TV screens in the dash" and must have 3 pedals.

 

[Darrah]

I do, but for a purpose. The wife has a modern vehicle since she, rightfully so, wants it to be an appliance. I drive an Acura with almost 300k for commuting, but again it's an appliance and if/when it breaks, I'm not fixing it.

Beyond that, nothing but simple vehicles for me. I tried to go new and bought a 2020 Ram Longhorn, but it didn't last long. I sold the Ram, bought a '74 W200, and couldn't be happier. I dread working on anything new, whereas I enjoy all the older vehicles. They're all reliable and no matter what breaks, I'm back up and running with minimal cost.

 

[Rick@Laysons]

If it don't have a carb on it, I won't own it......