Stating "You get what you pay for" is a strange way to both blame the victims & attempt to absolve multi-billion dollar corporations for not including a standardized piece of security equipment, when you consider that every major manufacturer sells vehicles firmly in the same price bracket - up to half the price of your reported average (we love to forget about outliers, don't we) that have this equipment.
Pedantry about what security was advertised or not will not make a compelling case. What a strange thing to try to argue.
Pedantry about what security was advertised or not will not make a compelling case. What a strange thing to try to argue.