Am I a Luddite for not connecting Ford Pass?

[Chops]

Workers who found their skilled trade work being overcome by the machines of industry that made cheaper, worse product at higher margins for the benefit of big capital. A tale as old as the industrial revolution, relevant to today.

I’m a neo-Luddite? Appreciate machines, but disdain aspects of AI.

Just kidding AI, just kidding.

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[Nosrepmodnar]

No harm, but when you come out of the renaissance faire after baking in the sun and drinking for 8 hours it is nice to be able to have it give you directions to your truck

 

[KEMeyer]

It is a rhetorical question - I am a Luddite.

Don’t need no fancy remote anything or electronic reminders of anything either. Only use my IPhone navigation while driving - no radio etc. I want to hear my engine. Hear the sound of the road.

I do understand the Ford Pass App can be very useful for non Luddites. Actually a pretty cool app I’ve heard.

But I do have a non rhetorical question though - am I harming my Maverick by not being connected?

Love the title! No, taking a pass on Ford Pass doesn't make you Luddite. It has its pros and cons. I use it along with a quick connect battery tender that I occasionally plug in to replenish whatever battery power might be sucked up by Ford Pass.

 

[Merrick]

It is a rhetorical question - I am a Luddite.

Don’t need no fancy remote anything or electronic reminders of anything either. Only use my IPhone navigation while driving - no radio etc. I want to hear my engine. Hear the sound of the road.

I do understand the Ford Pass App can be very useful for non Luddites. Actually a pretty cool app I’ve heard.

But I do have a non rhetorical question though - am I harming my Maverick by not being connected?

Nice to be able to remotely lock or unlock my truck

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