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Well. If you want a textbook to reference when you want to break into a car, this could be a good place to start. It's not really a good high level overview, since it spends most of the book on specific examples. While those are fascinating, they feel too low level and specific to actually read through all of them.
One bit worth reading is for an amusingly dry sense of humor:
And then you lean a few neat things. For example:
These are both talking about wirelessly talking to the car and getting various information out of it. Heck, they even talked about the idea of software updates being delivered over a peer-2-peer (vehicle-2-vehicle!) network, which is neat.
In any case, I'm not really sure who this book is for. Someone that's definitely going to hack their car perhaps as a starter? Neat in theory. Probably something I'll never get around to in practice. So it goes. ( )