Are in-car CD players the mark of a vehicle aimed at geezers? According to an Automotive News report, the CD may be going the way of the cassette or 8-track player in certain cars – namely those aimed at younger, “Gen Y” buyers, who use smart phones as music devices.
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mr_muttonchops - On the subject of hatches and trunks, has anyone ever seen hatchbacks that LOOK like trunks? I don’t mean a fastback ala some...
28-Cars-Later - Agreed.
AFX - “In 1973, at the at that time not so tender age of 24, I switched from journalism to advertising. Volkswagen and I fell in love with each...
mr_muttonchops - Nice. Real nice.
raph - “Conclusion: Boomers are being punished for Happy Days.” Observation: They deserve it.
raph - We have a small roundabout at a local shopping center, took awhile for the locals to get used to it but it works pretty well.
Summicron - Hell, yes! Bring back small fuselage bodies! The ’65-’69 Corvairs were another example of this clean aesthetic.
thelaine - Would you rather hide a dead body in a trunk or a hatchback Leek? Think!
mike978 - I understand your point and agree with some of it. But one thing – “VW products are infinitely better than GM products”. Really? That is an example...
Summicron - America doesn’t bother with roundabouts until Boomers reach the age where maybe we shouldn’t be driving. Then there’s a mad, messianic frenzy...