Tucker Carlson revealed that he sold a brand new Chevrolet truck immediately after it displayed a message on the infotainment screen that disturbed him.
“I bought a truck last year…A Chevy truck, which I’ve always had, and I was at a gas station, Tucker said, adding that “all of a sudden at a gas station, it says, ‘Stop, we’re downloading information from the internet.’”
“I sold the car immediately. I brought it back and sold it,” Carlson asserted.
His guest, automotive designer Casey Putsch, responded, “They want all your data to provide to insurance companies to wreck your life, I’m sure.”
“Insurance companies will be the downfall of cars and driving. I can guarantee it,” Putsch added.
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Tucker said he bought a Chevy truck and a message came on that said “we’re downloading information” and he got freaked out and sold the truck pic.twitter.com/SkaVo0xLyz
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A General Motors spokesperson responded to Tucker’s claims, telling the Daily Mail that what he likely saw was a standard software update message which can optionally be turned off.
Tucker Carlson 'immediately' sells his new Chevy truck after startling message appeared on the dash https://t.co/VTs2OlYF2p
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) April 3, 2025
Maybe Tucker should go back to his 1987 Chevy:
Tucker Carlson proudly shows off his 1987 Chevy Silverado:
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"There are no electronics in this. There's no air conditioning, there's no radio, and there's no way for the government to turn off my engine if I'm disobedient."pic.twitter.com/UqkCuQIFlA
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There have been wonderful advances in driving ease and safety, engines and transmissions. But the electronics steadily gets worse: more compicated, time-consuming, and irreparable.
I got a Chevy also. CD player goes bad. No problem, just replace it and hook up the wires, right?
Wrong. You have to take it to a major dealer, (not your local smaller one), to have them TURN ON the radio. Merely installing and hooking it up it doesn’t work. Takes a technician two hours.
$238 to turn on your radio. I could go on. This is only one example of Chevrolet junk.
Potholes are the natural enemy of automobile electronics. And they’re the natural result of Democrat governance.