They should stop moving to less user friendly systems just for the sake of change (and profit).

also includes all the expensive plug ins. Just the Eventide Clockworks plug in will cost another $400.

Many of us can't afford this. Really.

GM got a pass on all their defective brake lines. The brake lines were made from the wrong or bad material and all rusted.

The excuse given by our government for the pass GM got was that people should have been washing the underside of their cars more often. BULL

There are old cars out there 50 plus years old and the brake lines are just fine! We got ripped off and our government allowed it.

is fixed. This is neoliberal economics hyper deregulation purely in the pursuit of profits, with no regard for risk.

Honda fixed ours six months ago, plus they repaired a recall seat belt locking mechanism.

Toyota has yet to even issue a recall.

when determining what the repair/replace or milk it longer on an old Ammoco refinery in Texas City, it happens all of the time now. Tort reform instituted caps on damages that allow them to do this. Before they could get hit with punitive damages to create a huge disincentive to bean counting because you could be way off. Like BP was when the budget they chose estimated they would "...only kill 1 or 2 workers." They killed 15 and injured thousands instead. We're it not for us finding documents proving they had committed a felony the damage caps would have covered them nicely, but due to the crime of submitting a fraudulent permit to the Texas Commision on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) the cap was removed!