Recently, in a conversation with friends, one of them mentioned that his new car "warned him too much" and that he'd already taken it to the garage to "get rid of the noises." I looked at him, surprised. "The noises?" I asked. "Those aren't noises, that's the car telling me there's a truck in my blind spot, or that I'm drifting into another lane, or that the car in front of me braked suddenly." He replied with a smile, "Yes, but it makes me nerv…
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Recently, in a conversation with friends, one of them mentioned that his new car "warned him too much" and that he'd already taken it to the garage to "get rid of the noises." I looked at him, surprised. "The noises?" I asked. "Those aren't noises, that's the car telling me there's a truck in my blind spot, or that I'm drifting into another lane, or that the car in front of me braked suddenly." He replied with a smile, "Yes, but it makes me nerv…