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That's true! Cars that are either extremely old or extremely new often have a certain charm that people can appreciate.
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Only some, I don't really give a damn about cars as long as they serve their purpose. >

Yeah, true. I was mainly thinking of seeing things in my feed that are either restored old cars or a car that just came out >

It has to be extremely old age interesting, rocking up in a Model T to a classic car show might get you some looks from a few by generally they are boring and ultra common.
An NSU Prinz is less old but much more interesting as it's the practically brand new (in classic car terms) the BMW Z1 is even more interesting.
Also a brand new Dacia Sandero isn't interesting neither is the Hyundai Ioniq 7 which is trying very hard to look like a Range Rover but it's actually just cosplaying as one using whatever it could find in its parents wardrobe. >


Dacia Sandero

GREAT NEWS! >

Imagine taking pride in a car. Unless you built it yourself, you're just a leech 😆