The Latest Car Technology Is Starting to Drive People Nuts
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I've got to keep that in mind the next time I buy a car:
No annoying safety features
No ads on my screen
Real door handles, doors that can be opened with a physical key
Real buttons for the most important functions (e.g. my partner drives a new Mercedes and volume can only be controlled with a touchscreen slider - so annoying!).
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My problem with the auto-braking is you can't just disable it once. You can disable it, but it turns itself back on every time you start the car. And it's several levels deep in the screen menu.
@jon-nyc said in The Latest Car Technology Is Starting to Drive People Nuts:
My problem with the auto-braking is you can't just disable it once. You can disable it, but it turns itself back on every time you start the car. And it's several levels deep in the screen menu.
Not on our Honda. There’s a button on the dash. Same for the lane departure. What I dislike about them is the all or nothing approach. It would be useful to get a beep if I am drifting, it’s another thing to have the steering wheel start to fight me a little.
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@Mik said in The Latest Car Technology Is Starting to Drive People Nuts:
I wish they'd put lane warning on semis. One just about ran me off the road Monday night.
I had to rent a U-Haul last Saturday to transport 8 digital pianos. The lack of even a backup camera or back sensors was really surprising.
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@Mik said in The Latest Car Technology Is Starting to Drive People Nuts:
I wish they'd put lane warning on semis. One just about ran me off the road Monday night.
They don't need one.
You moved, didn't you?
@Jolly said in The Latest Car Technology Is Starting to Drive People Nuts:
@Mik said in The Latest Car Technology Is Starting to Drive People Nuts:
I wish they'd put lane warning on semis. One just about ran me off the road Monday night.
They don't need one.
You moved, didn't you?
Quickly, yes.