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jimnotgym
35 days ago
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Jeep pushed software update that bricked all 2024 ...
Is that more or less dangerous than being complacent with a vehicle that 'never goes wrong', then suddenly fails, I wonder?
pavel_lishin
35 days ago
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I'm pretty sure that driving a car that has to be restarted in the middle of an intersection is more dangerous.
DaSHacka
34 days ago
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Safer than the car that shuts off in the middle of the highway due to a software update?
analog31
34 days ago
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One other thing I remember is that you were always on the alert for the car in front of you suddenly bricking itself, due to a "hardware update."
analog31
35 days ago
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I'd look at the accident stats, which I honestly don't know. But my hunch is that the newer cars are safer.
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