They're telling us that we don't own our cars, and especially don't own anything the software on those cars does. And then they blast #infosec far enough out the window we get to nuggets like:
❞Still others targeted fleet management software for emergency vehicles and could have even prevented those vehicles from starting, they believe—though they didn't have the means to safely test out that potentially dangerous trick.❝

Corporations are completely irresponsible stewards of hard- and software.

And yknow what, courtesy of pluralistic, a little trip down memory lane: https://www.vice.com/en/article/auto-industry-tv-ads-claim-right-to-repair-benefits-sexual-predators/

"The three ads released so far imply that passing Question 1 would allow villains and hackers of all kinds easy access to people’s data. “If Question 1 passes in Massachuests, anyone could access the most personal information stored in your vehicle,” one commercial said over footage of a faceless man wandering[...]

Yeah, the car manufactures sure took care to close that loophole...