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A European car company--that I can't name--proposes to take the owner's manual out of the glovebox, and thanks to the Internet of things--put it online. Their c
by pseingatl 4y ago
A European car company--that I can't name--proposes to take the owner's manual out of the glovebox, and thanks to the Internet of things--put it online. Their cars are exported to countries where there are Internet dead zones.
What happens if you are in a dead zone and you need to look at the owner's manual in an emergency?
Too bad.
- nexuist 4y agoWho needs to look at their owner's manual in an emergency? Nearly 99% of car manuals collect dust in the glovebox. Now that I think about it, I have never not even once seen someone pull a manual out of their glovebox. The only person that I know that has even read through the first few pages is myself, because I used to read my parents' manuals when I got bored as a kid.