Comments by "Comm0ut" (@Comm0ut) on "" video.

Germany changed. I quite enjoyed my two years there in the 1980s with the USAF but that era was still one of simple mechanical elegance even with cheap cars. Contemplate the single cam liquid cooled VW four whose block could be a diesel, carbed gasser or Bosch mechanical injection gasser. They were simple, RUGGED and very easy to wrench. That was revolution. Today German vehicles are merely elaborate, grotesquely overcomplicated WITHOUT REASON and absolutely horrible for mechanics. Automakers do not care at all about their vehicles after they're sold and it shows. That's also why so many mechanics are leaving the industry for places their increasingly varied skills are properly compensated.
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