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BirdmanSTX @ Jul 1st 2007 7:38PM
How many drunk people that get into their Nissan are going to be able to make out these words on the Navigation system anyway :)
Christopher Watts @ Jul 2nd 2007 8:47AM
THANK YOU! Somebody finally posted the most sensible question. I don't think Nissan cares about how old the legal drinking age, so we were forced to read through plenty of comments that honestly didn't have anything to do with the story here. This is another moronic electronic invasion of the automobile. It's like when Nissan kept telling us 'your door is ajar..your door is ajar'..and I'm like, "no it isn't, it's a DOOR! Now shut-up and drive me to the nearest liquor store you stupid Maxima."