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The problem is that when the customer doesn't close the lid properly, the car didn't display the warning that the lid wasn't closed properly. Now it does. Se
by bryanlarsen 2y ago
The problem is that when the customer doesn't close the lid properly, the car didn't display the warning that the lid wasn't closed properly.
Now it does. Seems like a fix to me?
- dangerwill 2y agoThe hood could come unlatched while driving and having your hood flip up (or the driver stopping quickly if they notice it starting to) at 70 mph can cause an accident.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoHow is this any different from any other car? If you only partially close your hood the most you get is an alarm inside the car telling you should really close your hood completely.
- dangerwill 2y agoOther car companies don't get away without fixing the broken latches
- bryanlarsen 2y agoIt's not the latch that's broken, it's the latch sensor. A lot of cars don't even have latch sensors.