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minus-squareRam_The_Manparts [he/him]hexbear5·2 years agoWorking on your car used to be common everywhere, it wasn't just a US thing. And I fail to see how being able to maintain and repair things yourself is somehow bad? link
minus-squareFrank [he/him, he/him]hexbear2·2 years agoNo, they're right. The stereotype of American's knowing how to work on their car is largely due to how unreliable and prone to break down cars were up until like the mid 80s. link
minus-squarefrontal [none/use name]hexbear1·2 years agoBecause cars shouldn't break all the time. But American cars sure did. They were shit. link
minus-squarenat_turner_overdrive [he/him]hexbear1·2 years agoAll cars did then, lol, don't take teenagers posting on forums about cars they've read about as gospel link
Working on your car used to be common everywhere, it wasn't just a US thing.
And I fail to see how being able to maintain and repair things yourself is somehow bad?
No, they're right. The stereotype of American's knowing how to work on their car is largely due to how unreliable and prone to break down cars were up until like the mid 80s.
Because cars shouldn't break all the time. But American cars sure did. They were shit.
All cars did then, lol, don't take teenagers posting on forums about cars they've read about as gospel