If you re-read my comment carefully, you will see I say it's probably easier to sabotage something else than try to do something overly technical.
I'm pretty certain the Class C hasn't got the features you are talking about and it's a legal requirement that any mechanical action overrides any kind of computer control.
The brakes control you are talking about is probably the emergency brake control that makes the car brake more if it detects you attempt to make an emergency stop.
It can also be an ABS that prevents the wheels from blocking should you break too hard.
I'm confident that the computer will NOT brake while you are driving unless you do an action. It will also not steer unless you ask it to. There are many safeguards to prevent that (otherwise your car will not be allowed to drive).
However, I admit that even if the car cannot be remote controlled by default, one can imagine that with today's technology it's possible to turn any car into a remote controlled one.
I nevertheless think it's overkill and there are probably much simpler and straightforward ways to provoke an accident.
Last but not least, I don't think reporting that a General is highly critical of the Whitehouse would make him an "enemy" of the government, quite the opposite.
Don't fantasize about what's going on, I realize reality is trivial and uninteresting but that's not a reason.
I'm pretty certain the Class C hasn't got the features you are talking about and it's a legal requirement that any mechanical action overrides any kind of computer control.
The brakes control you are talking about is probably the emergency brake control that makes the car brake more if it detects you attempt to make an emergency stop.
It can also be an ABS that prevents the wheels from blocking should you break too hard.
I'm confident that the computer will NOT brake while you are driving unless you do an action. It will also not steer unless you ask it to. There are many safeguards to prevent that (otherwise your car will not be allowed to drive).
However, I admit that even if the car cannot be remote controlled by default, one can imagine that with today's technology it's possible to turn any car into a remote controlled one.
I nevertheless think it's overkill and there are probably much simpler and straightforward ways to provoke an accident.
Last but not least, I don't think reporting that a General is highly critical of the Whitehouse would make him an "enemy" of the government, quite the opposite.
Don't fantasize about what's going on, I realize reality is trivial and uninteresting but that's not a reason.