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In-car tech now the top woe on vehicle-reliability index
The study covered 177 specific problems grouped into 8 categories such as tech, exterior and engine
Published Fri, Feb 26, 2016 · 09:50 PM
New York
CRAIG Sakowitz could be considered a technologically adept driver. As an e-commerce project manager for the Gap in San Francisco, he often rents cars and relies on hands-free technologies to get work done.
But that's when he can make them work. When he rented a car recently, he had problems with the Bluetooth system.
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