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Originally Posted by SlingShot
The thing is the government isn't limiting our choices. The burden is being put on the industry as a whole with a new set of standards. Personally I think our hot rods will be around for a long time to come. We may have to pay a price for them, but they will be there for the taking. There will be a time when all dino fuel engines will no longer exist, and the people in that time period will look back at us and say "WTH were those mooks thinking" ...
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At what point does a hot rod become just too expensive for the average Joe? I guess I don't see exclusivity as a positive when it comes to a fun car.
The only reason that the so-called dino fuel engines would no longer exist in our lifetimes is that someone regulated them out.
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Originally Posted by fielderLS3
Please explain the reasoning behind this. If increasingly expensive mandates are being put on "the industry" that inevitably get passed on to the buyer, while continuously limiting the choice to the consumer (because most of us have finite money to spend on our cars...we can't all buy the ZL1), how are our choices not being limited? Just because your choices aren't being limited does not mean most of our's aren't.
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Wait, I thought ZL1s were limited in production. In other words, I thought there were only so many allocations available annually for the car.