Sport bucket with adjustable head restraints and passenger side tip/slide feature and single passenger side map pocket60/40 split-fold rear seatbacks with flip-up rear seat cushion
Rear seat heat ducts
Instrument cluster: black-surround appliqué w/black faced gauges
Warning lights: airbag readiness, fasten safety belt, door ajar, charging system, low engine oil pressure, brake system/parking brake, check engine, overdrive off (automatic transmission), anti-lock brake system (optional), fuel filler door, low fuel and loose fuel cap.
Battery Saver feature
Rear window defroster
Rear window wiper/washer
Visor mirrors — driver and passenger side with flap closings
Center floor console with dual front cupholders and storage area/rear cupholder
12-Volt powerpoint
Overhead assist handles, 1st row (2), 2nd row (2)
Front floor mats, color keyed carpeted with driver retention hook
Instrument panel: climate and radio controls in center stack position, center stack storage bin, 6-CD (in cases) storage bin — driver side, 12-volt powerpoint, interior lights-off delay, low fuel warning light
Incomes are dropping; jobs are being lost forever. No they're not. Well, car loan terms are increasing, same thing.
LOL. Sounds like Havoc logic.
Okay --- we now have cars with cupholders---- but the 70's cars usually came with those --- and the visor mirrors too --- and the parking brakes. What was the level of government spending compared with now --- it's not just huge trade deficits. How many people have become very reliant on the government --- Medicaid, Medicare, TANF, EITC, food stamps, WIC, SSDI, HUD housing, CHIPS, Headstart, NAFTA-TAA, and all the rest? How does this compare with the 60s? How do we ever wean the dependent off the government if there can be no jobs for them? Why do other countries like China and India and Mexico consider jobs important but we don't?