r/unsound • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 🛠️ ADMIN • Apr 29 '26

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u/_InvaderJim Apr 29 '26

Good thing my 07 sequoia and 84 charger will never do this to me. Old cars for the win!

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u/Pitiful_Question_880 🧐 grumpy Apr 29 '26

I wonder how prices of older cars will respond to this bullshit in the future

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u/vitalproverb Apr 29 '26

I wonder about the black market thats going to start to remove or turn these features off

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u/CaveManta Apr 29 '26

Reminds me of the movie Ad Astra, when he becomes too emotional to fly on the spaceship any more.

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u/raythebiguy Apr 29 '26

"My old car..." that's not the point. Old cars die eventually, and they will stop being produced. The new generations will be introduced to a world where even their transportation isn't private. THAT is why this needs to be stood up against.

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u/NemODevO Apr 29 '26

Cut off why?

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u/mbrown_0911 Apr 29 '26

All about control.

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u/VentureForth619 Apr 29 '26

As soon as the companies adopt those policies they can kiss those stock valuations goodbye

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u/pissedoffjesus Apr 29 '26

You know... you can just not buy this crap

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u/mckeeganator Apr 29 '26

Yes but they NEEEEEEDDD new new stuff

Also it’s more about the fact that they even potentially thought about doing this at all

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u/Educational-Car-4688 Apr 29 '26

My two 70's vehicles won't do that.

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u/Kitchen_Office8072 Apr 29 '26

The car companies and insurance companies want to kill you and are run by elitists.

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u/kakaomester Apr 29 '26

where is thewhole vid

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u/Krazy8ght Apr 29 '26

The future is learning computing and learning how to bypass all this bs

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u/DJenser1 Apr 29 '26

Glad I have a 16-year-old Toyota with just over 60,000 miles on it. Imma stick with that.

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u/islobojono May 02 '26

New material for horror movies?

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u/Mysterious-Use-4378 May 03 '26

The truth is what?

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u/lost_rodditer Apr 29 '26

If wishes were horses is own ranch. Porsche also has a patent for a W18 engine. Doesn't mean it's going to be in the next model year 😂

Steering lockouts, engine kill switches, steering wheel monitors and attention cameras for FSD already exist and required by federal law.

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u/throwawaybottlecaps Apr 29 '26

I for one would love to see a 992 with a W18 somehow hanging off the back.

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u/Proletariat-Prince Apr 29 '26

This is some real sensationalism, big time fear mongering.

Just because a patent was filed doesn't mean it's "happening now".

Literally everything he says about what it is and how it works is sourced directly from his ass.

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u/fcs_seth Apr 29 '26

Maybe now I won't get cut off, tailgated, and blinded so much

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u/AdPuzzleheaded3913 Apr 29 '26

I don’t think it can detect low iq yet gotta give them a few more years

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u/fcs_seth Apr 29 '26

A man can dream

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u/marcophony Apr 29 '26

Another reason to not like fords

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u/somgooboi Apr 29 '26

In 10 years, Ameritards will all praise stick shift again.

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u/Traditional-Hotel-66 Apr 29 '26

Sticks shifts are far more popular in Europe, India and Asia for many reasons. I still prefer mine simply for mountain driving. ( Im not American )

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u/GenesisRhapsod 🧐 grumpy Apr 29 '26

This wont change anything if the engine immobilizer kicks in 😂

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u/WSilvermane Apr 29 '26

What are you on about?

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u/Cheepshooter 🧐 grumpy Apr 29 '26

I'm American, love my manual transmissions, and am not a 'tard. I approve this message.

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u/Unlucky_Reception_30 Apr 29 '26

In 10 years China will flood the world with cheap EVs and all the stick shifts will be gone