i'd kinda tend to agree with ya there truck.i grew up in the car business.i was workin on cars when i was 12.got out in 92 for 3 reasons :1.my dad retired in 86 and i was managing the business til 92,and he was to the point he wanted to sell the business.2.i had back surgery on a herniated disc.3 i looked at the cost of equipment to service these computer controlled vehicle,the cost of the scanners,and programs for them every year for every make and if i wanted to continue working on them.i looked at it as the stress level would only go up and didn't want that.glad i got out when i did.i know guys that have gone the dealership route,and they made good money but they also got burnt out in 10 years and quit.the technology these days you have to keep up with almost on a daily basis or your lost.i personnally don't know why anybody in their right mind would WANT to work on these new cars.