Cars reporting your speed / driving habits to insurance companies and law enforcement.........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sniper22]

They'd play hell shutting mine down, I can't hardly shut it off myself once I get it to start. Older is better when it comes to cars and most technology..

Mid years for women..

 

[Cruisers460]

Newest thing I have is a 2002. I used to buy cars and change them like pants. Got remarried about 29 years ago and she likes to hang onto stuff when it's paid for. The lowest mileage car is actually my 82 280ZX, the old 7.3 truck has about 210000 miles on it, may be my last truck. Not much new stuff in those!

 

[basstracker89]

They'd play hell shutting mine down, I can't hardly shut it off myself once I get it to start. Older is better when it comes to cars and most technology..

In most cases yes, right now. Everything is made to be a money pit these days

 

[Jambo]

Know a guy who recently got a ticket for a stop sign.
He is fighting it in court because it was a Lowe’s parking lot.

Lowe’s cameras reported him. Local PD mailed him the ticket.

And that is why I drive right past the local Lowes and on up the road to the Home Depot.

 

[Jambo]

Pretty much anything made after 2010 now has an Event Data Recorder "black box" that records speed, braking, accelerator position, seat belt status, even G-force monitors. Police can subpoena the data; I believe that's what got Tiger Woods charges after his crash. Some manufacturers made it standard before 2010.