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How You Can Modernize Your Old Beater with the Latest Tech

How You Can Modernize Your Old Beater with the Latest Tech

Posted on June 23, 2019 By Jarvis

The aftermarket promises to transform your tired ride into a collision-warning, butt-rubbing, CarPlay-compatible vanguard of technology. We see how that works out.

For all the modern conveniences and active-safety tech packed into today’s vehicles, there’s one fundamental flaw holding them back from true modernity: A new-car purchase shouldn’t lock you into today’s technology forever. Automakers are just now warming to the idea of updatable in-car tech, but a motivated owner doesn’t have to wait. Aftermarket add-ons ranging from less than $100 to more than $1000 offer connectivity, safety, and convenience features similar to those found in new vehicles.
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