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Or, maybe, keep your paranoia in check?
by KptMarchewa 5y ago
Or, maybe, keep your paranoia in check?
- NeuNeurosis 5y agoHow is this paranoia? The ratcheting up of software sophistication does not necessarily add value to the average buyer. What it does do is add cost to repairs for both complex systems/parts and labor. This added complexity and cost make it prohibitive for the average owner to fix or even diagnose problems as the auto industry evolves. This isn't about being paranoid its about being economically conscious of the cost imposed by sophistication.