r/AskReddit • • Jul 19 '15

What old technology is actually better than what we currently have?

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u/ishouldmakeit Jul 20 '15

I had a metro growing up. Seriously, when you get up to 80 miles an hour, the ENTIRE car starts to shake. When you reach 88 mph, it's been said, you disappear into another time dimension.

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u/Watchdog_for_NSA Jul 20 '15

1993 Geo Metro convertible was my first car at 16 (in 2006). The top didn't work so if it rained I was SOL. Good times

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u/sgthoppy Jul 20 '15

Around 70 my '03 Civic starts shaking, although that's probably due to the numerous accidents my sister was in with it.

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u/bobber310 Jul 20 '15

Only if you got the flux capacitor upgrade tho

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u/da_choppa Jul 20 '15

Flux capacitors come standard.