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I would think the more technology and extra things that use electronics in the car, the higher chance of having problems w/ those things. A lot can be said in
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I would think the more technology and extra things that use electronics in the car, the higher chance of having problems w/ those things.
A lot can be said in favor of simplicity. Many new high performance cars are using turbocharging for increased performance & better gas mileage. Audi has used this approach for a long time. |
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