• dogslayeggs@lemmy.world
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    As much as I appreciate that added bit of flash and glamour of chrome, the health problems from dealing with that shit are nassssssty. I also feel like the younger generations of purchasers are looking less for chrome than my generation.

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      It has another danger too, when it glints in the sunlight and blinds other drivers.

      Chrome was always a bad idea.

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          not a reason

          …for what?

          Waxed paint and window glass cause the same problem. So, it’s not a problem then?

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            They didn’t remove chrome because it glares.

            And is it a problem? How many accidents are caused by glares? And maybe wear sunglasses if it’s sunny out…… take a little personal accountability when driving something dangerous if a fraction of a second glare might affect your ability to control a vehicle. Or move your head? Is it immobile? I usually shift my whole body if I’m parked and it’s consistent for a few seconds.

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      I’m 30, it’s not that I don’t want chrome, it’s more like I don’t care either way and I’m not paying more for it because I just don’t care about it

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      Lol that is probably the real answer. The Young’s don’t like the look of it so they are not using it