So, what's really different from the THEME of the new Dart versus the old a-body Dart we love and cherish?
They are both cheap throw away cars that get decent mileage and look okay.
That's all they always were and that's what they are today.
Back when our beloved a-bodies were 10 years old or so, they typically were a winter beater or a parts car in the junk yard. That's what the new one will be too.
A rusty, mostly worn out, piece of crap.
There will be people that will take care of them just like the old ones and they will survive of course.
A lot of people forget that in the '80s, you could pick up an average a-body for under 1000 bucks, and maybe a bit more if it was a 340 or a 4 speed. I've got a yard full of parts cars that i picked up in the late '80s and early '90s for under $500 a copy because nobody wanted them. They were everywhere!
You can do the same thing today with Neons.
So, really, what has changed?
