Why a New Generation Is Choosing Old Cars and a Slower Way of Living
When 27-year-old Emma first started thinking about replacing her perfectly reliable hatchback, she couldn’t really explain what she was looking for. There was nothing particularly wrong with the car she already owned. It was economical, comfortable, easy to park and had all the modern conveniences she needed. It connected to her phone, the air conditioning worked beautifully and it rarely gave her any trouble. The problem was that she didn’t particularly care about it. That changed when she spotted an old Mitsubishi Pajero parked near a café while spending a weekend on the NSW South Coast. The short-wheelbase four-wheel drive…
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