The way things are going, 20 years from now, people will read this
article and wonder why we even bothered to service vehicles in the
first place - not because cars of the future won't require service,
rather because people of the future will treat cars like disposable
consumer goods.
Which leads us to consider how automotive service used
to be - undertaken in well-lit shops, supervised by men in white lab
coats - as Ray Scroggins discussed in his article in SIA #46, August
1978. What I wouldn't give to have a space like some of these shops had.
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