> why you would buy a car that has the mere capability to be remotely shut off One answer to this I would presume is: there are no other new cars for sale with

> why you would buy a car that has the mere capability to be remotely shut off One answer to this I would presume is: there are no other new cars for sale without this flaw. Why there aren't regulations or forced options in the market without these functions (as well as with physical control knobs instead of touch surfaces) is a good question too. There is huge demand for cars without most of this nonsense, yet I don't see that demand being met. I doubt anyone wants a car whose infotainment system can be improperly updated to cause catastrophic power and engine failure while driving, if given this information and a choice to avoid it.