Just curious. When I got my car in 2015, there was 3 trim levels with minor differences and an manual or cvt trans. It was available in like 5 colors.
From learning about cars in the 50s to maybe early 80s cars seemed to have so many more options. Things like having a column or floor shift manual, a radio, different gears in the diff, and many more options that are included today. I know things like disc brakes and ABS used to be expensive options.
If you bought a car by picking from options what was it like? I feel it would be such a hard decision to decide what to spend on. Was it as good as you hoped?
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what car were you buying? Cars today have literally MILLIONS of cobinations of options.
Last year I was on the search for a new car. There are literally thousands of extras/options and combinations. My advice is to think about what are you going to use the car for. For example I live in mountain area – AWD, have two kids… a lot of luggage – SUV, big city with traffic jams – automatic transmission and so on.