• Col3814444
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    Never EVER would I buy a car from any manufacturer that does this.

    • zea
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      491 year ago

      You might not have a choice if they all decide to do it. Companies are actually kinda good at that kind of collective actions sometimes.

      • @[email protected]
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        In my area it would take a whole 5 seconds before people either jenk mod it or otherwise jailbreak it. Ive seen VW vans from the 50s with fucking V8 diesel engines around here, folks dont need the guts just the frame.

      • @CreeperODeath
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        141 year ago

        It’s jank modding time!! I know nothing about cars but I’m really good at making something resemble working

    • Chariotwheel
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      201 year ago

      We said that when the Oblivion horse armor released. And look where we are now.

      At some point basically everyone will do it and marketing will fo the rest.

      • Col3814444
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        Oblivion doesn’t cost $50k+ to buy. If these greedy fuckers think they can RENT me parts of a car I already own, they can go fuck themselves.

      • @Baines
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        41 year ago

        not playing AAA games

        sadly though micro transactions have dominated

        here’s to hoping we have non bullshit car options in the future

    • @Kyrgizion
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      Neither would I, but the majority of these cars are going into corporate fleets. I’ll have one at the end of the year. I assume corporate isn’t going to pay for the optionals so I’ll be stuck with a crippled car through no choice of my own.

        • @Kyrgizion
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          81 year ago

          IT in Flanders, Belgium. Company cars are almost a given for white collar jobs and even many blue collar ones here since regular income from work is taxed to high heavens. Companies look for other ways to compensate employees without actually having to raise their base salary. Just recently this shifted to electric-only, so most company fleets now are stopping leases on diesel & gas cars and replacing them with EV’s.