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Here's a scenario for you; some one let's a young lady in mid to late 20s gets a new job with a significant pay increase. She has great credit a nice amount of money in her savings enough for a decent down payment. So she decides to trade in her old clunker and treat herself to a new car. She deserves it; why not she's worked very hard. But here's the thing her company after she's been there 3 or 4 months goes under. Not just bankrupt but shuts Completely down. So what is she going to do? She calls her parents. They tell her that she can move back home temporarily but they can't help her in any way financially. But that's ok she tells them because she already has a new job waiting for her. So she gets herself together. Packs her car with all of her bare necessities, and off she goes. Only about halfway on her 1100 mile journey out in the middle of nowhere her car company (because she's late maybe just a couple weeks) decides to shut her car off to remind her to pay her bill that she had already duscussed with them and made payment arrangements. Ok here she is in the middle of nowhere her cell can't get a signal no stores or gas stations absolutely nothing. When just then a couple of guys pull up and ask her if she needs any "help". I guess you get the picture. There are so many variations to why companies SHOULD NOT br allowed to be able to do this with vehicles.