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Old 04-30-2015, 03:43 PM   #56
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I think the flip side of the auto makers argument is that it should make lawsuits against them easier to win. After all if something is mis programmed by the auto maker and there is an accident as a result then they are at fault. Certainly there have been enough recalls of cars for manufacturing errors to make the idea of a mistake in programming (on their part) a possibility.
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