[Disambiguator]

Plus classic cars are way cooler looking and sounding, especially when they have large V8s.

[Paleo Conservative]

1,200 miles a year? Lots of people in the US put on that milage in a month.

[Dr. Sivana]

When I had classics, they were every day drivers that got 20,000 / year put on.

My ‘94 Roadmaster (not really a “classic” yet, when I had it had shockingly high numbers to fail emissions in Phoenix (though I don’t think CO2 was anyu different).

[eyeamok]

But making Electric Cars employs Hundreds of Thousands of Child Slaves, should they just be left to starve on the unemployment line?

[dragnet2]

This fits gas powered motorcycles as well as many models get 40, 50 and 60 miles per gallon.

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

I want a muscle car.

[Chickensoup]

this is stupid,
classic cars are toys not workhorses they are not used for milage.

In other ways they are greener for they are able to be repaired

[heavy metal]

i restore them...

and build street rods and race cars...

business is good...

[liberalh8ter]

Does this mean I can justify the purchase of a 67 Camaro? Hot diggity!

[cranked]

The good news folks is we transitioning tho.... /s

[motor_racer]

For later

[motor_racer]

For later

[Paal Gulli]

Why not show a little initiative and post a link to the original story instead of the Yahoo rehash, giving Yahoo the traffic it doesn't merit in the doing?

[NWFree]

Battery cars are an environmental nightmare sponsored by libtards who love power more than common sense 🤪

I won’t miss owning one of those pieces of crap either

[daniel1212]

Footman James mentions that in the UK a classic car on average is driven 1,200 miles a year and puts out 563 kg of CO2 as a result."

But the average vehicle in us is driven 1,200 miles per month, 14,263 miles a year Such false comparisons do not help.

[dgbrown]

I love being green.

[minnesota_bound]

But the materials to build electric vehicles keep children and slaves in other nations employed.

[broken_clock]

I can relate.