Found out the average car on US roads is 12.6 years old and I can't stop thinking about it
Saw a stat from S&P Global last week that the average light vehicle in the US hit 12.6 years old this year, which is a record. That means a ton of the cars rolling into my bay are older than most of the apps on my phone, and the parts keep getting harder to find. Anybody else notice the average ticket climbing just because everything on these older cars is worn out at once?