TweetOver the past decade-plus, I have been fortunate to become part of a car culture. One that celebrates our rides and the people who bring them to share. The shows, the meets, dinners, lunches…we all met to talk vehicles, builds, repairs, finding parts, and other people’s attitudes towards them. We even shared families, friends, spouses, …
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Throughout my time watching the automotive industry, I feel we are in yet another cycle that has been frequently repeating itself.
Older adults will find a vehicle that not only fits their lifestyle, but that can accommodate an easier entry and exit into one.
If you live your life on social media, you have seen these AI-generated renderings of vehicles that will never go into production.
It shouldn’t have to be this way. However, the act of driving around is a cathartic form of mind clearing, idea gathering, and pure escapism.
Therefore, I will focus on some hope for the long term future of a certain automotive manufacturer. First off, no one should count Stellantis out.
Plus, vehicles are getting another look at how they could work for disabled drivers and passengers.
Certainly, we can talk about the cars we drove, the experiences we enjoyed, the people we met, and so forth. There was a personal goal in mind.
Things that may have been thought of in some science fiction novel some 75 years ago. Now, they appear on today’s vehicles.