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Simple. Buy an older car and spend the extra money maintaining it. Reducing demand is the only language consumers have that businesses understand.
It doesn't have to be ancient; even 5-10 year old cars don't have this bullshit.
I mean okay but in 5-10 years these are going to be those older cars.
We're talking about now 🙄
Yeah, the point is, do it now and change the status quo, because later, it will be too late.
The comment you're replying says to buy older cars so we're not buying the new cars, hence decreasing the demand.
I agree with that. And my point being "Start the movement (of buying older cars instead of new ones) now and change the status quo (of high demand for new cars) while also being able to get older cars that cannot be subscriptionified, because later, even the older cars will be such, that they will have a subsciption, making even 2nd handers to pay the OEM".
Change the status quo now and stop buying cars. Move to walkable Transit orientated communities where you don't need one. Stop supporting this shitty industry that's always been pay to play with gas / electricity, insurance, maintenance, payments.
It seems already too late for that movement - at least in places like the more "developed" states in the US.
I use a bicycle for commute btw.