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| ds_carfan 25-9-2002 |
"Though this new Volvo seems so amazing and though the thought of an interior that does all the work for you seems so near, is the car world getting ahead of itself? Recently, BMW put out that new 745 with the iDrive system that seemed so great, all the climate control and radio stuff on a single knob! However, I have read many reports in magazines on the ""great"" iDrive system failing or coming up short to the expectations. Thus creating a whole lot of angry customers who paid a hefty price the car. So though I do not disagree with the great tech stuff that is being put in cars these days, but I am asking the car companies to be 110% that the system will not fail.""" |
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