Some posters are perhaps comparing a new car to a 50-year old car. My new old cars ran for 100, 000+ miles. So they needed points and condensor. And a timing light. But if finally when they did start to have problems, I wasn't left stranded at some freeway restaurant deciding where in the list of 500, 000 I should start to look dor the reason the engine cranks but does not fire. I spent 5 days in San Cristobal de Las Casas, finding put why a newer car would not start. Local mechanics desperately wanted to start chopping, twisting and taping jumper wires. They hit a dog and the crash relay cutout malfunctioned. What a hoser. Normally they fail when a car is straddling raulroad tracks. PTTUEY!
