Often times it seems like the average person has no power and has to resort to something unhealthy as a protest. In this situation, if the people of the state band together (at least enough of them) and decide to not buy a vehicle from any dealer in state; they'd stop this. Of course Ford threatening to limit the allocation to dealers also hurts them.
Of course, I am not looking for to any type of Subscription Service and I don't like the expansion of reservation systems. Something we can thank Tesla for getting the ball rolling on.
I've been completely against the "minimalist" appeal in a car. I don't like everything being in one screen. And this is one example in which it will hurt the consumer. I've always loved the contradiction of seeing distracted driving because of a phone as "very bad" but then putting nearly all car function in a screen as "very good".
Of course, I am not looking for to any type of Subscription Service and I don't like the expansion of reservation systems. Something we can thank Tesla for getting the ball rolling on.
I've been completely against the "minimalist" appeal in a car. I don't like everything being in one screen. And this is one example in which it will hurt the consumer. I've always loved the contradiction of seeing distracted driving because of a phone as "very bad" but then putting nearly all car function in a screen as "very good".
