This episode is a wild ride, folks, as our host shares a personal story about a heated seat in his car that's got him fired up. But it's not just about the heated seat – it's about the bigger issue of how car companies are quietly turning our vehicles into subscription-based services, and the sneaky ways they're charging us for features we thought we already paid for.

In this episode, our host delves into the world of car technology and reveals some shocking truths about how companies like Acura and Toyota are using built-in modems to charge us for features like remote start, and how they're selling our data to third-party companies without our consent. He also shares a personal story about a friend who was sold a car with features that turned out to be subscription-based, and how he's fighting back against the company.

Our host breaks down the issue into three main points: the fee, the lie of omission, and the lawsuit. He explains how car companies are charging us for features that are essentially free, like the key fob remote start, and how they're hiding the costs in the fine print. He also talks about how companies are collecting our data and selling it to third-party companies, and how this is a major issue for consumers.

If you're driving a car with a built-in modem, you need to listen to this episode. Our host shares some shocking stories and reveals the ways in which car companies are taking advantage of us. He also talks about the class action lawsuit that's been filed against these companies, and how it's not as straightforward as you might think. Join us for a fascinating and eye-opening conversation that will make you think twice about your car's features and the companies that make them.