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Yep they have lots in common with suppositories like all plastic and pieces of $hit. Certainly won't last 15 years or more like vehicles made from the late 90s and before.
This thread is hilarious You have a good point though, I've owned three vehicles built in the 90s which lasted well over 200,000 miles each with minimal maintenance. Today's vehicles have many defects, even among brands which were once reliable.
They certainly don't FEEL like suppositories, all newer cars have those molded seats that are as hard as a park bench..
Yeah, I wish we had softer seats. My 2011 Honda Accord's leather seats are comfortable, but have nothing on my grandma's 1994 Lincoln Town Car's seats...
They certainly don't FEEL like suppositories, all newer cars have those molded seats that are as hard as a park bench..
Yes, even modern "luxury" cars don't have soft, comfortable seats like this (pictured is a '74 or '75 Imperial).
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You have a good point though, I've owned three vehicles built in the 90s which lasted well over 200,000 miles each with minimal maintenance. Today's vehicles have many defects, even among brands which were once reliable.
