No, car wax has not become obsolete in the view of new technology. Let's look at the situation a bit more closely.
Paint can oxidize and is affected by the elements. Though paints (called coatings by the industry) are improved constantly, there is still no paint that will not be attacked (however slowly) by weather and the other assaults on automotive finishes. Even a clearcoat is just another layer of paint. It is not a wax or sealant.
Clearcoat dries out and oxidizes the same as paint, but more quickly. The idea of using clearcoat is to give the elements something else to attack other than the paint. Wax is applied for the same reason; the outer layer of wax takes the beating rather than clearcoat (if used) or the paint itself. Certainly wax will not last nearly as long a clearcoat, so it must be reapplied to be effective. And the clearcoat is not as resistant to oxidation as the paint, so it will "wear out" eventually and have to be reapplied to protect paint.
Newer models are made. The parts become worn, upkeep may not be optimal. It is primarily a machine and newer machines are designed and parts become obsolete.
Takayama College of Car Technology was created in 1961.
The Car Coach - 2011 Car Technology was released on: USA: 27 January 2011
Don't. They are obsolete analog devices. VBD I agree...If you want an in-car phone an upscale electronics center might have digital in-car phones that you could install in place of the existing analog unit. There are also adapters that allow some hand-held cell phones to be inserted so that they become an in-car phone. LOL.
you dont know what erlkxx technology is???????? man what planet are you from
Universal Technical Institute has a branch campus in Sacramento that offers an Automotive Technology program that gives you the training you need to become an entry level automotive technician. They also offer elective programs for specific makes of cars and an advance training program. You can see what they have to offer on their website (http://www.uti.edu/Home/Automotive/Training-Programs/Automotive). Also in Sacramento is American River College which has programs in Automotive Technology, Automotive Collision Technology and Diesel/Clean Diesel Technology which offer in class and hands on training and can lead to certification. You can view these program details at http://wserver.arc.losrios.edu/~autotech/programs.htm. A third option in Sacramento is WyoTech and you can view their multiple programs at http://www.wyotech.edu/campus/sacramento.
undoubtfully its germany. they are pioneer in car technology.
One can view car sketches on the internet. The best places to look would be on a website called Car Sketch. Car Body Design, is also a good website to look on as not only can you view sketches, but the website offers tutorials so you can create your own sketches.
It is possible to view car ads on your TV, a newspaper, car showrooms, Billboards on streets. It may be worth checking free ads and asking people you know; some drivers advertise on their car.
A rear view camera car costs close to forty dollars on amazon. You could probably even find a rear view camera car for even less money used on sites like ebay.
i dont know! sorry! :(
from all of the technology and when there is technology there has to be something in there that has to do with math like multiplication i think.