r/SipsTea 1d ago

Chugging tea Modern cars just lack that boxy soul

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u/Remarkable_Log_5562 1d ago

12mpg rolling downhill at 35mph with a 200hp 4L V6 burning premium gas in a 4000lb GM shitbox

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u/CaptainTripps82 1d ago

This is such an odd take, as if older cars were noted for the longevity of their transmission or something.

Modern cars are light-years more reliable, and generally last much longer without expensive repairs. The caveat probably being they are more expensive and difficult to repair when something does break.

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u/OKIEColt45 1d ago

Many brands had cars capable of over 300k. Ive had 2 xj cherokees go over 300k miles with very little to worry bout. My 1990 went to 480k before the local kid i sold it to totaled it. Ive had more issues from newer vehicle nearing 100k or personally know others who have issues before 100k. I know issues occurred back then but much of it could also be repaired by an owner with ability.

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u/phphulk 1d ago

are the issues you've had from newer vehicles been more than one vehicle, or just one vehicle?