 Most American drivers want to own the data produced by their vehicles, according to a recent survey released last month by Jerry, a car insurance savings app. This may put a wrinkle in the plans of automakers, insurance companies, and other data brokers who have long coveted the ability to monetize that information. The survey polled about 1,300 adults who own or lease vehicles and who at least drive once a week. 78% of respondents said that they are uncomfortable or extremely uncomfortable with automakers even collecting driver data in the first place.