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A survey by JD Power indicates that car owners are increasingly dissatisfied with intrusive technology features in vehicles. The study, which included 68,084 new car owners, found that the most appreciated features are those that are subtle and unobtrusive.
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A survey by JD Power indicates that car owners are increasingly dissatisfied with intrusive technology features in vehicles. The study, which included 68,084 new car owners, found that the most appreciated features are those that are subtle and unobtrusive.
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Survey Shows Car Owners Prefer Subtle Technology Features