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In article <1139274123.800526.263320@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@yahoo.com> wrote:

> The solution is simple, drive old cars forever. But the consuming
> populace isn't about to do that because they don't want to maintain
> vehicles.

So true, that's why I decided to keep my '95 Chrysler Concord beyond my
normal maximum.
As for maintenance it's simple, go to a non new car dealer garage
interested in maintaining older cars.

I left for these garages a few years ago because based on the pressure
for me to buy one of those ugly (German styling) Chrysler 300s with the
drive at the wrong end, I no longer trusted my Chrysler dealer.