Originally Posted By: sciphi
This exemption does help owners of older and "classic" cars that are 25+ years old. The computers on those newer "classic" cars are very likely not supported by the manufacturer anymore, or by any dealers. So reverse-engineering by enthusiasts keeping their 1990 or older whatever on the road is going to become increasingly common and necessary.
So we're going the way of Cuba?
There will be thousands of 1990 Caprice's resurrected and roaming the earth? (Actually I wish I had one...grew up in them!)
This exemption does help owners of older and "classic" cars that are 25+ years old. The computers on those newer "classic" cars are very likely not supported by the manufacturer anymore, or by any dealers. So reverse-engineering by enthusiasts keeping their 1990 or older whatever on the road is going to become increasingly common and necessary.
So we're going the way of Cuba?
There will be thousands of 1990 Caprice's resurrected and roaming the earth? (Actually I wish I had one...grew up in them!)