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Ford wants some Tesla buzz as all-electric Mach-E Mustang hits showrooms
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| Published Tue, Dec 15 20206:00 AM EST Updated Tue, Dec 15 20208:43 AM EST
| Michael Wayland
Posted on 12/15/2020 10:40:58 AM PST by Red Badger
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To: moovova
Instead of being able to locate and operate controls by feel, these giant glowing touch screens force your attention away from the road as you search for the button you need.
They are dangerous.
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12/16/2020 1:23:25 AM PST
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Fresh Wind
("This claim about election fraud is disputed.")
To: Fresh Wind
“They are dangerous.”
Exactly right. I hate the one in our F150.
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12/16/2020 5:21:04 AM PST
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moovova
To: moovova
For porn..................
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12/16/2020 5:21:21 AM PST
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Red Badger
( “The goal of socialism is communism.”... Vladimir Lenin)
To: Fresh Wind
“They are dangerous.”
Another thought...
I have a 2006 Mustang Gt convertible. Controls are simple knobs and levers...incredibly easy to manipulate...without looking...while driving down the road at 70mph.
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12/16/2020 7:27:06 AM PST
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moovova
To: Red Badger
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12/16/2020 7:27:58 AM PST
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moovova
To: Fresh Wind
Instead of being able to locate and operate controls by feel, these giant glowing touch screens force your attention away from the road as you search for the button you need. They are dangerous. And costly to fix, thus ensuring their workshops big bucks.
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12/16/2020 7:32:35 AM PST
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1Old Pro
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