15 years from now

frs

everyone highshcool here drives newer diesel trucks Mustangs and Audis

will probably be the same in the future

>>16128476
None. Kids today are being born into a world where autonomous driving isn't a futuristic fantasy. They will want a self driving car, not some antique you have to actually drive manually.

Of course, this assumes manual driving is still even an option at that point in the first place

>>16128476
2008-2017 Falcadores
>>16128480
this
>>16128494
also this

Nobody from Gen Z or whatever the fuck they call it give a shit about driving.

>>16128494
>you will never be that kid who drives a barbaric combustion engine vehicle to school everyday
>the sound of your V8 is heard from miles because most people drive silent electric junk
>people look down on you but there are also quite a few that think you are really cool for having a real gas car from the old days that you have to steer and stop manually

>>16128494
This unfortunately. It's even an issue now, less teens than ever bother to get their licenses

>>16128532
I just dobt understand why they arent interested. Hell, my senior year of college and I couldn't relate to half the freshmen.

>>16128563
I don't get it either. Personally I was ecstatic just for the freedom. My parents were almost as excited because of how much of their time was freed up not having to drive me around.

Does le lazy millenials extend out all the way to driving?

>>16128563

uber, public transportation improvements, more people living in big cities than ever, high cost of insurance/ownership

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But kids into cars will always exist
They'll probably be buying toyobarus, wrx's, 335i's, Camaros, Mustangs, Chargers, Focus and Fiesta STs, civic hatches, Cadillac ats-v's even. Basically what non poorfags drive now.