My daily drivers are pre-1973 vehicles mainly because they're cool, but also because they're cheap and easy to fix and dirt cheap to insure. It's one of our driving culture's best kept secrets. Oh, and mileage? Comparable to most modern cars (and yes, that's shameful). One could argue that they pollute more, maybe, but I'll wager that the development and manufacture of the five to seven cars a single 30-year-old car could replace pollutes much more.
Thing about those motorheads--most of them don't have car payments.
Thing about those motorheads--most of them don't have car payments.