Analog or Digital
Twilight OR Bright New Sunny Day... I have asked this question before and I hope you are not tired of it. Today's discovery is ROAD & TRACK magazine has devoted a 2-month, 160-page special edition to this question. I must not be alone in my ambivalenc...
Luxury is not getting stranded
There's something to be said for un-plugging, and I certainly appreciate cars that require involvement. But I also know that vintage cars break down at inconvenient times even with diligent upkeep. Taking a modern Corvette on a road trip with zero percent...
A valid point, but zero percent is a very low number
There have been at least 6 recalls on our new Corvette, for example (perhaps more). My new Volt picked up a spike on the road with 1200 miles, punctured the run-flat tire with too large a hole for the inflator kit ... required tire dealer to remove and re...
I guess I've been lucky
My 2015 Volt has never had a problem. Even a nail in the tire stayed put long enough to reach a garage and get a fix. But all of the older cars I've owned required contingency planning. Best, Tim
Tough question. I would go for an analog. The charm of driving a good old car is inimitable. I think if utility if your main criteria, then digital is your world. If not, analog is your world.
I go for both... Even if I have to say that my Alpine is not very useful, but what a charm! ...
Both for me too
I have 4 manual transmission, analog vehicles; no radios or a/c in 3 of them. All with a spare tire. They have character (to excess). Now we also have 2 digital vehicles; voice activation, automatic, a/c, etc. One with spare, one with run-flat tires. We a...
What a great question ...
In an ideal world both, as I feel that they complement each other. We talk about the freedom of an analog car but the reality is that a modern car gives great freedom to drive great distances on all weathers and arrive at the destination still relatively ...
This is a great topic
And such a fascinating one to answer, because it is so multi-dimensional. Many people cannot choose and although in some areas we have made great strides in making affordable, entry-level digital products, for many people struggling financially, analog is...
Yes, and attitude is important too
Do you see a car as an appliance, like a dishwasher, or sporting equipment, like a tennis racquet?
"Will the wish/want dilemma ever end?
When you have what you need , everything else is luxury. Go for it!
