A lot in the papers today about all new petrol and diesel cars being banned by 2040. It is being described as 'the end of the internal combustion engine'.
But what none of the papers or TV reports ever mention is the classic car scene - what impact will all of this have on the thousands of people who own and run classics?
I presume we will still be able to drive petrol cars after 2040 but will there still be petrol stations around in which to buy fuel?
Also in all the talk about the dreaded driverless cars, the only question the media seems to address is whether they are safe or not.
What no-one seem to ask is: what about all those people who ENJOY driving - who don't want to be ferried about in a tedious machine which drives itself?
In these articles, all those journos seem to treat cars as purely a means of getting around. They seem to forget about the driving experience which of course will be lost.
But what none of the papers or TV reports ever mention is the classic car scene - what impact will all of this have on the thousands of people who own and run classics?
I presume we will still be able to drive petrol cars after 2040 but will there still be petrol stations around in which to buy fuel?
Also in all the talk about the dreaded driverless cars, the only question the media seems to address is whether they are safe or not.
What no-one seem to ask is: what about all those people who ENJOY driving - who don't want to be ferried about in a tedious machine which drives itself?
In these articles, all those journos seem to treat cars as purely a means of getting around. They seem to forget about the driving experience which of course will be lost.