[AmuroRay]

Originally Posted by RM7

No, because people are always going to buy new stuff. Sure, that plays part of it, but the idea that repairing a 15 year old vehicle (which ends up often turning into never ending issues and never-quite-right repairs) being more efficient is again a non-starter. People are going to buy new stuff.

No.

[dfox]

Originally Posted by BlkGS

If we really cared about the environment we would be pushing right to repair laws and offering a tax credit for car repairs and things like that to keep cars on the road longer. But it's never been about the environment, it's always been about money, and it probably always will, with all things.

It's not this or that, it can and has to be, both.