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They're not required to, nor did I claim they were. They do it because it's good for business, because their vehicles can last for decades and their business pr
by gamblor956 5y ago
They're not required to, nor did I claim they were. They do it because it's good for business, because their vehicles can last for decades and their business practices reflect that.
- perl4ever 5y agoYes, and my point is that they could change their mind if there's no legal constraint. Switching the lineup to electric cars could provide a nice excuse - out with the old, in with the new, we don't want to encourage anyone to use their old polluting vehicle too long. Built up brand equity/consumer goodwill eventually will be exploited, just like spare cash. Was there ever any definitive solution to the Focus transmission problems?