California to replace Cuba as vintage car capital of the world

[rangerrebew]

California to replace Cuba as vintage car capital of the world
By Ronald Stein |September 25th, 2020

We have all seen the photos from Cuba with all their vintage cars from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Well, those photos from Cuba may be a prelude to what California will look like in the decades ahead.

The Governor has convinced himself that the devastating forest fires in the state are a direct result of climate change and is doing everything in his powers to change the world. The governor is oblivious to the facts that USDA Forest Service data documents the greatest number of wildfires occurred from 1928 to 1936 and that today, they’re one-tenth of the record. i.e., that is a 90 percent reduction in burned acreage from almost a century ago.

Rather than have Californians drive more fuel efficient vehicles in the decades ahead, Newsom’s actions to phaseout the sale of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 will most likely result in California looking like Cuba in the decades ahead with vintage gas-powered vehicles being continuously re-registered each year, that are less fuel efficient, and bigger emission polluters, than state-of-the-art gas-powered newer vehicles that will be banned in the state.

https://www.cfact.org/2020/09/25/phasing-out-internal-combustion-could-make-california-vintage-car-capital-of-the-world/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=phasing-out-internal-combustion-could-make-california-vintage-car-capital-of-the-world

[truth_seeker]

Carroll Shelby came to  California in order to tap into the car culture too.

Henrik  Fisker came to CA to.

Most major auto builders have design facilities in CA.

The "ultimate driving machine BMW gets mechanical from Bavaria, but interiors from Ventura-Santa Barbara.

Putting  in other terms, Californians already appreciate classic vehicles.

[Fishrrman]

By 2035, California probably isn't going to be part of the United States of America any longer...

[Gefn]

By 2035, California probably isn't going to be part of the United States of America any longer...

Or by then, the San Andreas Fault May have caused part of the state to slip into the ocean

[Free Vulcan]

By 2035, California probably isn't going to be part of the United States of America any longer...

After being annexed by the Chinese as payment for our debt.