Well, in 15 BC the Roman architect Vitruvius invented the odometer, so besides the door hinges that is probably the most simplistic piece of my car and it's broken.
I was driving along and noticed that only one mile had gone by since my last oil change according to the little sticker on my window. The speedo itself still works (invented by Nikola Tesla) and the various things in my dash display still works (LED invented by Nick Holonyak) like my average MPH, distance to empty, oil life left, etc.
As much as I would like to believe that my car no longer ages or has become a time machine (H.G. Wells), my biggest question at this point is: do you have to have one of these? Am I going to have a problem when the car is inspected? Has anyone else had this problem? Is this the end of the world?
I was driving along and noticed that only one mile had gone by since my last oil change according to the little sticker on my window. The speedo itself still works (invented by Nikola Tesla) and the various things in my dash display still works (LED invented by Nick Holonyak) like my average MPH, distance to empty, oil life left, etc.
As much as I would like to believe that my car no longer ages or has become a time machine (H.G. Wells), my biggest question at this point is: do you have to have one of these? Am I going to have a problem when the car is inspected? Has anyone else had this problem? Is this the end of the world?