Posted by JML755 on February 27, 2015 at 10:30:54 from (97.78.165.178):
In Reply to: handy car tip posted by Chris Jones on February 25, 2015 at 14:41:44:
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Yup, it's getting worse each model year. Guy at work has a new Ford (Focus?) that has the "Driver Assist" package. Has cameras by the rear-view mirror that detect if he is getting out of his lane. He changed lanes the other day without using his turn signal and it complained. As he drifted over, the steering wheel was fighting him. It kept getting worse and started shaking. It has even suggested that he pull over and have a cup of coffee. This is way too much intrusion into my life from a "car".
I remember my first introduction (2001 or so?)into the constantly changing key technology. I had bought a new Pontiac and went and got spare keys made. Put one in the ignition, turned it and started the car which immediately died. Come to find out there was a chip in the key and could only get a spare from the dealer. Now, if you lose a key (or Fob) it's usually a $200-300 problem.
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