There are two sides to most of these issues. Over-the-air updates make a lot of sense to me. With most cars, you can't get any upgrades without an associated recall or going to your dealer and complaining. You can't even get the maps in your navigation unit updated without paying $200. On the other hand, a bad update will definitely ruin…
There are two sides to most of these issues. Over-the-air updates make a lot of sense to me. With most cars, you can't get any upgrades without an associated recall or going to your dealer and complaining. You can't even get the maps in your navigation unit updated without paying $200. On the other hand, a bad update will definitely ruin your day or your car. As with the Deere kill switch, it all depends on the details of one's particular situation. In general, you want to get updates as soon as possible for security and reliability reasons.
There are two sides to most of these issues. Over-the-air updates make a lot of sense to me. With most cars, you can't get any upgrades without an associated recall or going to your dealer and complaining. You can't even get the maps in your navigation unit updated without paying $200. On the other hand, a bad update will definitely ruin your day or your car. As with the Deere kill switch, it all depends on the details of one's particular situation. In general, you want to get updates as soon as possible for security and reliability reasons.