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  <title>Gen X Cars of the 80s: Driving Before Technology Took Over</title>
  <description>From the family station wagon that hauled us around town to getting behind the wheel of the first vehicles of our own, cars were a different kind of beast in the 70s and 80s. Seatbelts? Optional. Would they start on a cold morning? Probably not. We were lucky if we had air conditioning and a tape deck. And let's not forget the infamous cigarette lighter. As kids, cars took us places we wanted to go and places we didn't want to go. As teenagers, cars gave us the freedom to get the hell outta Dodge! Thanks for listening to Gen X Bites! ⭐ Rate &amp;amp;amp; Review Gen X Bites!   Apple Podcasts: On the main Gen X Bites Podcast page, scroll down to “Ratings &amp;amp;amp; Reviews”, Tap to Rate   Spotify: On the main Gen X Bites Podcast page, under “About” click the star icon to rate&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;   📺 Listen on YouTube!&amp;amp;nbsp;   youtube.com/@genxbites   🔎 Contact Us!&amp;amp;nbsp;   Facebook @genxbites   Instagram @genxbites   TikTok @genxbites   💛 Support Gen X Bites   patreon.com/GenXBites   Get bonus snackable episodes, ad free listening, access to our photo and video archives and connect with a community of people just as messed up as you are.   </description>
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