You'll have to go back to carburetors, points, and the 1970's for that. Cars have had computers since the wide adoption of electronic fuel injection by manufacturers.
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I'll settle for one without networking
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You'd be in the shop getting it tuned twice a year.
You want a car that's about 7% computer - but that doesn't require wifi, or a tablet interface, or camera on the inside.
Do you consider a calculator that can add, subtract, multiply, and divide, a computer?
I just want one where I don't have to deal with spyware and a whole operating system. Let the computer elements make the car go, not be something I have to interact with.
I can sense the technology connections grip on this community from these comments
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