>>5385
>Easy to repair if they get damaged as it's just straight pieces of metal, durable, and inexpensive.
You just answered your own question.
Too much money to be had in the insurance racket these days.
>having a chat with an old man at work one day
>he used to run an independent tow truck business
>offered dirt cheap towing services to low income people
>started picking up more business when word got around
>all of a sudden, he gets hit with more and more inspections over minor faults
>gets muscled out with noncompliance notices
>eventually has to quit
I'm sure stories like this aren't rare. In an ideal world, people would be sold cars that were simple and easy to fix/maintain themselves (introducing a bleeding outlet for oil that runs from the sump to the side of the vehicle, for example, so that even less abled people can change their own oil.) However, if cars were too easy to fix, that will leave very little money to be had off repairers and insurance cartels.