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Originally Posted by bofa
Don't blame me for how insurance companies work.... and I guarantee you I'm not the one f-in up your rates.
There are reasons those features have deactivation switches and its not to cater to "those darn street racers".
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They can have a slow speed deactivation for getting snuck in the snow etc. Just have them automatically come back on when the speeds go up, or there's heavy braking, too many g's and so on.
A bit like the stability and traction control in the early IS350. They give you an off switch, but the nanny never really steps away. She just lets you think you're in charge.