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I used to worship cars but I’ve been converted

  • Posted on August 14, 2026
  • By The Times
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  • 1 min read
In brief

A personal reflection on the changing attitudes toward luxury automobiles and convertible culture. The author challenges the romanticized notion that sports cars represent freedom, arguing instead that this narrative serves capitalist consumption patterns. With the convertible era declining, the piece explores how societal values shift toward sustainability and authentic experiences, questioning whether automotive status symbols ever truly delivered the liberation they promised to consumers.

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I used to worship cars but I’ve been converted
I used to worship cars but I’ve been converted

Age of the soft-top is over and frankly that’s fine: driving one was never a symbol of freedom but a sad, capitalist illusion
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