While not Citroën specific, what Loyal Moses says in this video applies to preservation effort we all need to make to be able to drive and enjoy our classic cars in a world where automakers are increasingly building vehicles that cannot easily be repaired.
At the exact moment drivers are waking up to the nightmare of modern connected vehicles, the physical parts supply keeping older machines alive is rapidly disappearing.
Across the country, massive fires are tearing through salvage yards, auto recyclers, and parts warehouses. Decades of irreplaceable donor engines, analog gauge clusters, and mechanical transmissions are going up in black smoke.
Modern cars are fragile, disposable tracking hubs engineered to lock you out. Proprietary diagnostics, DRM, invasive telemetry, and remote kill switches have replaced true ownership. You are no longer buying a machine, you are paying for temporary permission to operate corporate hardware.
An analog vehicle represents genuine sovereignty. Simple mechanical linkages, serviceable components, and zero tether to a corporate cloud.