All new cars are internet of shit devices now. Some are even controlled by a computer inside them.
The manufacturer puts some software on them, and then, like all internet of shit devices, it stops being updated in a ridiculous amount of time.
Then, you will be riding a car rocking a ten-year-old Linux kernel full of exploits wide open for someone -specially CIA niggers- to kill you. Feels good, ah?
And that's why I refuse to buy any cars made in the past 5-10 years.
Gavin Howard
iI's just easier to accept cars are lame shit and take no interest in anything made in the past 20 years.
Ayden Harris
> Some are even controlled by a computer inside them. cars have had some form of control from computers for the best part of four decades, you thick cunt. > it stops being updated in a ridiculous amount of time. go back over a decade and car's software was permanently written in ROMs with the only way of updating is by replacing the ROMs, and that was fucking rare. there was never any need to update it. >Then, you will be riding a car rocking a ten-year-old Linux kernel full of exploits wide open for someone -specially CIA niggers- to kill you take your medication, you dribbling spastic.
Julian Davis
>go back over a decade and car's software was permanently written in ROMs with the only way of updating is by replacing the ROMs, and that was fucking rare. there was never any need to update it Those cars were not connected to the internet, so it's irrelevant.
Benjamin Reyes
> irrelevant and here you are, bringing up the internet. (speaking of all things fucking irrelevant). take your fucking meds, you sad schizo. you have the opsec skills and intelligence of a damned toddler.
Colton Sullivan
Based retard
Colton Perry
Yeah bro lemme just push 5 miles uphill to the grocery store haha
Imagine being too retarded to get a license. Bikefag cope.
Lucas Stewart
>pay the car jews every time you scuff up your car What did he mean by this?
Anthony Sanchez
Just remove the SIM card, brainlet.
Nolan Peterson
unreliable pieces of shit
Anthony Brooks
>Some are even controlled by a computer inside them My 1987 Nissan Pathfinder's engine is controlled by a computer. If you connect your car's computer to the internet, that's on you pal.
Ryan Diaz
Good thing mine has a clutch. Doesn't matter what they try, manual cable handbrake and a clutch.
Gabriel Phillips
Wish I didn’t live in the traffic hellhole of Portland. Driving stick here is too much work.
Zachary Turner
I live in the traffic shithole of Seattle and make it work. That said, I want to leave Seattle so bad.
Andrew Torres
Using public transportation helps reduce vehicle carbon emissions tho
Nolan Cook
Last time I was in Seattle was 2010. It was a shithole already. Get out before you catch some ancient disease.
Gabriel Lopez
>muh carbonated emission
Thomas Gonzalez
I'm just saving a good chunk of money so I can buy a house in cash in Texas and do something that actually is a livable job.
Why are trumpkins so retarded? Your muh white race lineage will die out anyhow if we don’t stop global warming.
Jason Watson
>Why are trumpkins so retarded? Your muh white race lineage will die out anyhow if we don’t stop global warming. Global warming is a fairy tale for the unwashed masses. None of the predictions have come true, none of the temperatures readings are verifiable, abd we can't even get the weekly temperatures to be predicted correctly. People who believe magic climate God are mindless cultists.
And who would benefit from spreading such a lie? Certainly not the oil companies.
David Hughes
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Dominic Cox
>And who would benefit from spreading such a lie? Certainly not the oil companies. Oil companies DO benefit, and not only that, but there's also the rest of the fucking ruling class and every large corporation.
John Baker
Could be true, tho I'd argue that the worst that could happen by developing better fuels is cleaner air in our cities, which is neat regardless.
Jason Williams
>be carcuck >must pay for oil for that sweet vroom vrroom >must pay to fix the car when something breaks >must pay to wash the car >must pay tolls when driving >must pay to park the car >must pay car taxes >must pay carbon emissions taxes >"hahaga look at that basedcyclist cucked by da jews" >"vroom broom internal combustion engine much superior" >wake up >"oh gosh thank god im american and dont habe to pay all the car taxes and shit like those commie yuropoors" >get ready for work >get on my car and start driving >forgot that i live in florida >a sinkhole opens on the road below my car and me >get swallowed without possibility to scape >thisistherightwaytodie.mkv
Cooper Williams
Being a cyclist in America is a suicide mission, even in supposedly bike-friendly cities.
Wyatt Mitchell
>being an american is a suicide mission fixed it for ya
Andrew Edwards
You have to go back.
Anthony Sullivan
>>a sinkhole opens on the road below my car and me >>thisistherightwaytodie.mkv Ok this made me chuckle.
>Could be true, tho I'd argue that the worst that could happen by developing better fuels is cleaner air in our cities, which is neat regardless. Carbon is not pollution.
Jordan Taylor
This is my ride, a4 '98
> built to last > routinely do 180 km/h for hours on end (ok on autobahns) > works without being connected to the Internet > cheap and easy to maintain > totally based
>must pay to fix the car when something breaks Just like on a bike >must pay to wash the car Car washes are not mandatory. >must pay tolls when driving I have never paid a toll. >must pay to park the car I've never paid for parking either. >must pay car taxes My car's been unregistered for years. >must pay carbon emissions taxes Unless that falls under the gas tax, no.
Joseph Bell
Clearly you had to breathe too much CO2 to be this retarded.
Jayden Hill
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Gabriel Perry
>buying new cars yikes
Brandon Anderson
Unless you like working on your own car, it’s stupid to not buy newish cars. Cars today are more reliable than ever, and not all cars come with Internet connectivity.
Jackson Sanders
>Unless you like working on your own car, it’s stupid to not buy newish cars. Cars today are more reliable than ever, and not all cars come with Internet connectivity.
Loads of zoomers use electric skateboards for transportation. Mainly a college campus thing but once they graduate they'll swarm the cities and be even worse than cyclists.
Colton Campbell
autism detected
Luke Rivera
They're all longboards or cruisers, like I said
Benjamin Foster
Eric Holder killed Paul Walker by hacking his car.
Just because I said something intelligent doesn't mean I'm autistic.
Noah Bell
>not all cars come with Internet connectivity that's actually usable by and useful to the driver All new cars come with some wireless connectivity, even in Russia. It's not for your benefit though, unless you pay out of the ass for options to actually use that connectivity (but only in ways your (((automaker))) allows).
Nicholas Lee
What stops you from removing the modem or buying a car without the infotainment system?
Carter Lewis
>without the infotainment system Then the radios and the botnet are there with zero net benefit to you. They are non-optional and, most of the time, not even listed as a feature anywhere in customer documentation.
>removing a modem If you lucked out and got a car where the radio is a separate part, sure, go for it. You will definitely void your warranty and might have to reflash\replace ECU with aftermarket part because the stock won't start without the radio present. If the car was developed and produced recently, there's serious chance of antenna being traced out on ECU PCB and the radio either soldered to same PCB or even integrated into the ECU chip itself. It's cheaper to make it like that. You'd have to install fully custom ECU solution (for a new platform car, so that might not exist for some time, or probably ever if your car isn't particularly riceable), and your warranty is void and servicemen might be obligated to report you to the manufacturer or even to your local transit safety authority for gross safety and ecological compliance issues stemming from hacking a third-party device into your highly optimized new car.
Hunter Robinson
>that POS >built to last then why the fuck do these things keep popping up as parts cars all over my facebook
it is a 21 year old car, and is only as good as your care for it. Mine is in tip-top condition.
Robert Thompson
Why would the CIA want to kill me? I'm a good goy. I go to work, come home, drink beer and play video games.
Mason Gray
>fast enough >still somewhat modern and comfortable compared to newer cars >no botnet >decently roomy, will carry 4 non-obese people comfortably >can be fixed in your driveway >reliable (even more so if it's a manual) with cheap parts >sips fuel
state enforced car insurance in north america, absolutely degenerate practice and one of the problems with having a debt based economy.
Elijah Bell
It's funny to think about... For all the money I've dumped into insurance, I've recouped perhaps 1/8 of it from a hit and run. I never caught the fucker and had to use my insurance and now my rate will go up in the next cycle. Insurance companies can get fucked. This law shouldn't even be legal.
Jeremiah James
looks like shit just get a lada
Christopher Peterson
>works without being connected to the Internet good luck diagnosing vacuum leaks
Nolan Morales
Well often it's actually the batteries.
Logan Anderson
HE HAD THE GREATEST SENDOFF IN ALL OF MOVIES
IT PAYS TO BE FAMILIA >The final scene where Paul Walker's car veers off the main road onto a ramp is reminiscent of the missing man formation flown by military pilots when they have lost a comrade.
The only bad thing about owning a car is the state mandated insurance, I'll give you that one bikefag. But I love my cars and would not trade them for anything. I love the emotion of the drive, the pride I have keeping a marvel of engineering on the road. I've owned a few vintage bicycles and they we're fun to tinker with and keep them looking and running nice, but cars are just leagues better. I can travel in inclement weather, carry things or people inside with me, and I can lock things inside of it for safety or later use. On top of this, gasoline is cheap in the usa. I'm sorry you hold contempt for us cagies, but I wont be thinking of you in my climate controlled, 4 seater, boosted motor-carriage. Enjoy the weather, friend.
Isaiah Baker
I imported a JDM Toyota Hilux, simply because I wanted an unkillable diesel engine and a overall simple vehicle. The fucker doesn't even have OBD. Shares many parts with the american 4runner and is simply awesome. I'd recommend one of these to someone that doesn't want the tech feature bloat of every car made after 2010.
Jason Mitchell
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Levi Roberts
>>>/niggerfuckoffbacktoreddit/
Jacob Bailey
That’s only if you’re dumb enough to pay for comprehensive insurance or use insurance to cover minor shit instead of paying out of pocket.