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It increases the difficulty to repair by adding accidental cost to repair shops. It also makes using aftermarket parts harder. In the end, it's about revenue f
by LeoSolaris 8y ago
It increases the difficulty to repair by adding accidental cost to repair shops. It also makes using aftermarket parts harder.
In the end, it's about revenue for the OEM's. Quicker, more expensive breakdowns leads to buying new cars faster rather than repairing old ones. Those sorts of things are business choices, not engineering ones.
- lsiunsuex 8y agoHonestly, that's the answer I was expecting, but was hoping there was some cool / logical based reason for it, lol...