They stopped selling them in the UK in 1994 - reason ? tighter emissions legislation meant it would have been difficult and restrictive to make the cars conform. Result ? Older Zeds have lower emissions limits in MOTs.
Consequence ? If you want a high powered car, it will chuck out more pollutants. Therefore, it should be much easier and less restrictive to have an older high performance car, where you can boost power with little restriction of tighter emissions regs.
Am I right ? And like the argument for buying land..."they aint making anymore"!!
They stopped selling them in the UK in 1994 - reason ? tighter emissions legislation meant it would have been difficult and restrictive to make the cars conform. Result ? Older Zeds have lower emissions limits in MOTs.
Consequence ? If you want a high powered car, it will chuck out more pollutants. Therefore, it should be much easier and less restrictive to have an older high performance car, where you can boost power with little restriction of tighter emissions regs.
Am I right ? And like the argument for buying land..."they aint making anymore"!!