Interesting topic and a good video.
I know that some people in the USA are already concerned about it.
I even looked for the explanation online.
From what I read, the older a car gets, the harder it may be to source the parts for repair, which can drive up the cost of car insurance. Also, older cars may not have as many safety features as newer cars, which might increase the cost of auto insurance and reduce available discounts.
I don't know what people with classic and retro cars are supposed to do.
Maybe it's time to contact
direct line customer service and find out about the possible changes in prices as I'll need to buy the insurance in three months.