The production of a car has a major environmental impact. Building a modern electric car, for example, produces 26 tons of CO2 emissions. By the time a classic car could emit this amount of pollutants, its owner could theoretically drive it for an average of 2000km a year, for 46 years. But still, classic cars seem to be on the brink of extinction, why is that and could they actually be the key to a greener future? Join us as we explore the clash between heritage and sustainability.



00:00 The Clash of Eras
02:45 E-Fuels: Niche Solution or Game Changer?
05:03 Electrifying the Classics: Conversion Dilemma
06:34 Germany's Oldest Street-legal car
09:10 Old Classics vs. New Regulations
10:12 Defining 'Classic': A Battle of Legislation
13:23 Looking Forward: The Future of Classic Cars



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