Editorial: New automotive technologies don't have to hurt quality scores

The coverage is aimed at customizing coverage for technology that is often replaced rather than repaired. (GETTY IMAGES)

July 02, 2023 04:00 AM

If anything was clear in the 2023 results of the industry's annual yardstick of consumer dissatisfaction with new vehicles, it's that the panoply of new automotive technologies continues to plague automakers of all stripes.

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