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OLD VS. NEW

Maybe I’m just getting old.

But I prefer a truck that starts with a key, not a facial scan.

I grew up believing a vehicle represented freedom. You bought it. You owned it. You drove it.

Now you’ve got companies like Ford filing patents involving driver monitoring and facial recognition technology. At the same time, more and more vehicles are becoming connected, monitored, updated, and controlled through software.

Some people see progress.

I see a future where technology sits between me and my own vehicle.

Call me old-fashioned, but I’ll take my old Land Cruiser or my old ’85 4Runner any day of the week. No subscriptions. No facial recognition. No software deciding whether I can drive.

Just a machine, the open road, and the freedom to go where I want.

Less tracking.

Less technology.

More self-reliance.

Maybe old isn’t outdated.

Maybe old is freedom.