GM ends smart driver program
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For those who prefer not to share their email with NYT, the story is also available on yahoo!news.
I never used OnStar or opted-into Smart Driver and my LexisNexis is clean, so I can't blame this for insurance cost increases. Obviously, YMMV.
I never used OnStar or opted-into Smart Driver and my LexisNexis is clean, so I can't blame this for insurance cost increases. Obviously, YMMV.
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Should have never gotten to this point in the first place. Clear, concise explanation of what was involved in the safe driver option would have been the right thing to do.
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For those who prefer not to share their email with NYT, the story is also available on yahoo!news.
I never used OnStar or opted-into Smart Driver and my LexisNexis is clean, so I can't blame this for insurance cost increases. Obviously, YMMV.
I never used OnStar or opted-into Smart Driver and my LexisNexis is clean, so I can't blame this for insurance cost increases. Obviously, YMMV.
It's time to put away the aluminum foil hats. If GM did send OnStar subscriber info to those companies they must have been selective in which subscriber account data was taken from. It's obvious they didn't reveal data taken from all accounts and that makes the claims against GM suspicious.
Bill
