[Spurshot]

Originally Posted by BlaqWhole

That isn't going to happen. Even if a majority of vehicles are electric there will still be fuel available. Look at it like this, cars went to fuel injection like 30 years ago and you can still buy stuff for carb'd engines whenever you want. And there will be alternative fuels for use too. Gasoline engines will still be produced for quite a while. And they will continue to be on the road decades from now.

I’m old and been accused of not seeing the future. I think I have company.

In. 20-30 years, I doubt it will be legal to drive these cars. The world and in particular the automobile and laws are changing so fast, there is not a bright future for a gasoline powered classic. In some countries it has been the law to remove cars from use after x years so the overall pollution is reduced more quickly as technology advances. In the US we’ve based many of our decisions on “the big sky theory”. I think that era is just about to end.

[JB'sZL1]

Originally Posted by Spurshot

In. 20-30 years, I doubt it will be legal to drive these cars.

I doubt it will be "illegal" to drive gas powered cars in the US.

Rather, fuel and licensing will increase.

[Spurshot]

Originally Posted by JB'sZL1

I doubt it will be "illegal" to drive gas powered cars in the US.

Rather, fuel and licensing will increase.

That’s certainly a possibility. My thought is they’ll just make it so it can’t be licensed.

[590_The_Judge]

Originally Posted by Spurshot

That’s certainly a possibility. My thought is they’ll just make it so it can’t be licensed.

I can totally see Ca going that route due to a CARB recommendation, or requiring an ethanol fuel... i cant see the rest of the country going that route in that short of a timespan. We in socal see tons of turnover in vehicles, i doubt that happens as much outside of the major metropolitan areas here (someone else can chime in with more knowledge than me).