Definitely agree with you there. We're already seeing some of the more unpleasant idiosyncrasies of the software world with Tesla. I, for one, kinda like drivi

Definitely agree with you there. We're already seeing some of the more unpleasant idiosyncrasies of the software world with Tesla. I, for one, kinda like driving a car that doesn't require an internet connection, doesn't have forced OTA updates, doesn't send analytics data back to base, and won't potentially be bricked if someday the manufacturer goes out of business. Other manufactuers are starting to do the same thing but I'm going to enjoy my "dumb car" for as long as it lasts. Hopefully when fully electric vehicles become more mainstream and affordable there will still be an option to get a "dumb" version.