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I am a Norwegian, and in Norway we have seen that, or I haven't seen, but my brother has, and he has told me that they have removed almost every single old car because of emissions. Because they were polluting. So they gathered all these cars and sent them to Africa, because apparently they don't pollute there. And made Norwegians buy new cars, or had Norwegians buy new cars, however you want to say it. And the problem is, of course, that if you are young in Norway, how are you going to get a used car that you can afford? It's going to be very difficult when they took all the good old cars and sent them to Africa. And as you know, new cars, they don't last. But if you are in a country where they didn't do this for the environment, I advise you to, instead of even wanting to buy a new car, buy an old used car. And if you spend only a fraction of what you would have been forced to spend if you purchased a new car, if you spend a little fraction of that on fixing the car, you're going to get a car that is not as good as new, but probably better. Because old cars were designed to last, and new cars are designed to last for until the warranty goes out.