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It scares me too. What happens when this car is 15 years old and the third owner is to broke to fix things when they go wrong? Will they be driving blind, or bl
by rsheridan6 14y ago
It scares me too. What happens when this car is 15 years old and the third owner is to broke to fix things when they go wrong? Will they be driving blind, or blinding everybody else?
- ygra 14y agoThen the car probably won't pass vehicle inspection anymore and thus cannot be driven legally.
- p0ckets 14y agoYou seriously expect your car's auto-headlight-dimming feature to be regularly inspected?
- ChuckMcM 14y agoNo doubt in California this would show up as a trouble item in the OBD-II diagnostic and that would immediately fail its "smog" check.
- rsheridan6 14y agoActually, you would probably not get away with having failed auto-headlight-dimming because you would annoy a cop going the other way and get a ticket. But features that aren't so obvious will go uninspected in many locations.
- pinko 14y agoYou are someone who hasn't lived in many of the 50 US states, apparently: there are no state car inspections in most places. Ever. I know it seems amazing to those of us who are accustomed to them.
- mixmastamyk 14y agoMaybe not but you can get a fix it ticket from the police.