Ford Owners Aren't Alone With Software Problems

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An overhead view of a parking lot with cars neatly lined up inside parking spaces.

It seems like everything in a car is controlled by an electronic control unit (ECU) these days. The average luxury car contains 100 million lines of code --- 14x more than a Boeing 787 --- and with that much software, there’s bound to be bugs. The results of all that computer code can be seen in a study conducted by J.D. Power concerning software-related complaints and recalls. According to the study, in the past five years alone, vehicle owners have filed more than 2,000 software-related complaints with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

I wonder how many of those complaints are about MyFord Touch?

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