Modern accessories not undesirable in an old car
The accessories industry offers (and has offered for decades) all kinds of accessories that make driving a classic or modern classic car easier and/or bring some modern comfort to the interior.
But how do drivers/owners of old cars feel about modern accessories on their old cars? The result of the" question of the week" is clear at first glance, as 38% are the largest proportion to reject modern accessories in principle.
However, 22% still carry a navigation device, which certainly did not exist when the classic car was built, and 14% have MP3 or other modern entertainment electronics in their classic/youngtimer. A further 6% have equipped their car with a fire extinguishing system and 9% even carry several modern accessories. All in all, more than half of the respondents are definitely open to modern accessories.
Here are the detailed answers to the questions:
We have already asked the next question of the week, this time asking whether classic car drivers are also prepared to fill up with alcohol, or more precisely bioethanol, as a proportion of gasoline .
The results of the previous questions of the weekcan all be found in a dedicated topic channel.
