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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Catland
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Here's Car Expert:
https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-new...to-die-in-2023 Gotta say I agree with most of what they've said. Things they mention, have been mentioned in these forums - like every car being black/grey/silver/white, the increasing costs. Further, we've discussed all the mental chimes, annoyingly menu driven, to be turned off. They also mention poorly calibrated safety software - things I've asked some of you here about. As I don't have discus, I'll rant here. Our recent inspection of Suby Outback to replace our Ford Territory saw some of these issues come up. The car was a beauty. The deal killer, for me, is that if I spend all that money, will I be drawn into an insanity of rage continually having to find the sub-menu that turns off the annoying features each time I get in the car? Dare to imagine a world with a simple toggle button, once pressed, leaves the feature off.
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Automotive trends that need to die in 2023
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