“Mr. Satterthwaite made a sound similar to cackling twice in frustration. Whether this was true or not, he was increasingly inclined to think that old cars were much more reliable than new ones. You can only trust what has stood the test of time. Old cars, they also have whims, but all their whims are known, understandable, and if you look after the car, nothing special will happen. Here are the new ones! There are so many little things, windows with vents, a sparkling panel that looks great, but is unusual and uncomfortable, the hand reaches in the wrong place and does not immediately find where the wipers turn on, where the low beam is, and so on. For some reason, all this is on her where you least expect to find it. And if suddenly your new shiny miracle goes wrong, the mechanics in the garage with amazing consistency begin to repeat the same thing: “It’s not cutting teeth yet.” Great car, sir, just superb. The latest word in technology. But the teeth have not yet erupted. Ha ha ha." It’s like a car is some kind of baby…”