Point being, the younger generations aren’t all that into car culture, given the costs to buy, maintain, own a car. They’ve invented the “shared economy”. It’s a different world.
Yeah maybe. Will be interesting to see how that shakes out when they turn 30, 35 get married, have a kid and move to the burbs. Things change and we kind of turn into our parent.
Point being, the younger generations aren’t all that into car culture, given the costs to buy, maintain, own a car. They’ve invented the “shared economy”. It’s a different world.
What youth, say 20's, can afford a 40k car? Even living at home that has to be a tough nut to crack, no?
Point being, the younger generations aren’t all that into car culture, given the costs to buy, maintain, own a car. They’ve invented the “shared economy”. It’s a different world.
What youth, say 20's, can afford a 40k car? Even living at home that has to be a tough nut to crack, no?
It’s less about affordability, though a factor, and more about “need.” With Uber, Lyft, Zip car, Home Depot and U-Haul and the ongoing cost of car ownership, the younger generation just doesn’t think they “need” a car, particularly if they choose to live in a place with decent public transportation. I’m one current car dying away from deciding whether to get another or go carless. And I love driving and can appreciate cars as beautiful machines.
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