Actually it said 'vehicle event detected, connecting to Onstar Emergency' as in, like a crash or something, and then called on-star itself.ELB wrote:Allow me to add to your OnStar paranoia....
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There's a video at the link in which you can hear the OnStar rep calling the driver...On its way to doing the 1/4-mile in 11.07 seconds at 128 mph, a Hennessy-tuned 700-horsepower Cadillac CTS-V hit .99 longitudinal G as it left the start line. By the end of the run the phone inside the car was ringing, and it was your friendly neighborhood OnStar representative wondering "What ... do you think you're doing?" Ok, not quite... but they did have some questions.
The Vehicle automatically called on-star after it thought it had been in a crash, due to some sensors that were tripped by the launch, people at onstar were not 'watching' the vehicle and decided to call them after they saw.