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DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co Executive Chairman Bill Ford said new technologies that allow cars to talk to each other and drive themselves may scare some people, so the industry will need to allow consumers to opt out of such features.   Source: Carmakers must respect drivers who are leery of new tech features: Bill Ford
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