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03/08/2010

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An unlikely customer

Now, not only do you have to worry about what's going to happen when YOU step on the accelerator, you have to worry about what's going to happen if your Lexus steps on the accelerator. Thanks, Toyota.

Jason

Unlikely Customer,

I bet you don't have a problem getting on airliners that fly at 5 miles above the earth at near the speed of sound do you? Aircraft also fly-by-wire. I would trust a computer over the soccer mom putting on her makeup in rush hour traffic, or the business man reading the times on a sales call while driving any day.

Ron Joffe

The manufacturers have done an extoardinary job trying to compensate for human stupidity. Todays cars are safer and more dependable then ever. Unfortunately todays drivers are among the worst because of the distractions.

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