[MonaroVXR]

The Honda issue where setting a certain radio station, would brick the infotainment? That good enough?

[alias_neo]

> That good enough?

Not really. Does the car still drive? That sounds like a software bug; hardly indicative that the entire car is held together with duct tape, but a pretty bad bug non the less.

[froggit]

So i can't remember the specifics or find any references, but many years ago i remember reading about a car (prius maybe?) that would shut off and lock the doors when pulling away from a stop. (Ex: stopped at a red light, when it turns green the car would go far enough to cut off in the middle of an intersection then trap everyone inside.)

"This is Fine."

[shadowgovt]

The browser still drives when Google throws up a safety warning.

It's just harder to drive to one house, and the homeowner is justifiably irritated about this.

[wredcoll]

The road network is a much better analogy here.

[dgoldstein0]

Never heard of this. Link please?

[shakna]

Don't know about Honda, but there is this Mazda one [0] (Would not be surprised if it affected multiple vendors!)

[0] https://www.soundandvision.com/content/remembering-time-when...