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Yes, it's very common with built-in navigation systems that are standard or optional equipment on a model. I'm not sure about after-market systems that you hap
by hallmark 17y ago
Yes, it's very common with built-in navigation systems that are standard or optional equipment on a model. I'm not sure about after-market systems that you happen to install in the dashboard, such as the JVC unit that is shown in the article (vs the portable ones that you mount on the windshield).
EDIT: Made the distinction between factory-installed units and after market systems.
- dkokelley 17y agoThanks. Now another question. Why would they do this? Isn't it plausible that the passenger/navigator is trying to update their navigation settings?
- MikeCapone 17y agoPlausible, but would probably be a minority of cases considering that most people drive alone in their vehicle. Maybe they could set it so that weight on the passenger seat unlocks it?
- dkokelley 17y agoI was just thinking about the weight sensor. Still, I think that there's too much baby-sitting going on.
- smiler 17y agoLiability most likely - dictated by lawyers!