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Keep driving your "old junk" and get them serviced and maintained as well as you can. They are far more valuable than you think. I have two cars, 19 and 23 years old, and I will NEVER get rid of them.

If you buy a new car or truck, get used to everything you do being recorded and reported. There is an incredible amount of information-aware electronics on new vehicles that should make think twice about this.

I needed to rent a 9' van yesterday. It was a new model with 200 miles on it. I needed help starting it up (you know, keyless entry), and then when I was driving it, I saw it had optical recognition of traffic signs. Every time I passed a speed limit sign, the speed limit was immediately displayed on the dashboard, and every time I slightly exceeded it, the icon would begin to flash.

I'm certain that it has forward and backward cameras that record everything on the road that corresponds with my driving and response to traffic conditions.

I only drove that deep state vehicle for 19 miles, just long enough to complete what I wanted to do (move some furniture to someplace a little bit away from me), and I returned that fucker as quickly as I could.

It drove any thought of my every buying a new vehicle out of my mind forever. If you value your privacy, you'll continue to drive old vehicles, like I do.

New vehicles have way too many electronic gadgets in them.

You're a real problem is your trucks are not old enough.

What you should do is go buy a nice restored vehicle from 1980 or 1990.

it would have less spyware.

it would look good.

You would stand out much more than you would if you just go buy a normal plastic filled new car that will reason stumble as it's plastic hoses developed micro holes and it's overly active smog control systems defeat the purpose of having a good engine.

Buy one here. This site only sells nicely restored old cars

https://bringatrailer.com/ford/pickup/

New trucks can be turned off or tracked remotely.

Not to mention an EMP attack

You don't, because you're not a fucking beaner. Not sure what the culture there is like now and, when I lived in your area, the spics would always do some stupid shit to bean out their ride, whether it was small tires, pinstripes or those ridiculous dingle-balls on the interior.

Not having some giant fucking stupid mexican eagle decal covering up the entire back window probably helps too.


I get it. Before I married, I had a nice little coupe that hauled ass. Even though she was far from being a spring chicken, I had taken good care of her and she had aged well.

I kept my eyes open and saw that the Fast and Furious wiggers in my area had just started to rice them out. Not many and not as nice as the one I drove. Truly just one every here and there.

It was a rich man's ricer and that was enough for me to see the writing on the wall. I decided that it was a young man's car and gave it to my kid brother, who needed it more than I did and happened to be a lot younger.

Bringing it back from the tangent, I understand what it's like to feel like the common perceptions about your preferred vehicle have changed out from underneath you as time has gone by.

Gauran-motherfucking-teed that CHP isn't going to mistake you for a wetback because you won't be driving drunk or trying to finger bang your 12 year old niece while driving it.

To each his own, but I will never buy a new vehicle, even if I had a brazillion dollars. There are a lot of reasons. Tracking. Data mining. Remote kill switch. Digitally signed parts only the dealer can activate. The list goes on. I also wouldn't buy a used vehicle from the last 20 years for varying degrees of the above.

Fuck trying to keep up with the times because the times suck donkey balls, old vehicles that are well-maintained are more impressive than the new debt-holes with overly bright stab-you-in-the-eye LED headlights and infotainment systems that can be hacked from a basement thousands of miles away and kill you.

It's a section 179 write off anyways. Surprised you're not taking that free money already. However you'll be pretty shocked at how expensive these new trucks are.

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Buy old restored.

not new.

Like this

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1993-ford-f-250-7/

Keep in mind that auto insurance rates are supposed to go up by 50% next year so if you've got some old vehicles without a loan on them and you're not required to get collision I think twice before I got a new vehicle thinking you know what the insurance is going to cost you.