Collision Avoidance

>>16090944
I'd consider it if I was looking for a brand new automatic car to daily drive. I'd probably get no use out of it but it'll help resale value a fair amount and if it prevents one fender bender, that'd be cool too. I never would be distracted enough to hit a fucking kid like some commercials like to show it preventing, and I learned how to properly drive in heavy higher speed city traffic after my first and only at fault fender bender.

>>16091031
I think it's nice (if it works), but i think it's really bad for millennial drivers my age, I drive an 04 accord my grandmother gave me because she's getting dementia, and that thing takes some concentration to drive, it's super rigid and vibrates down the road like a bitch, and I love it, but these damn kids can't depend on these systems when they're shitposting on the road.

>Warning! Pay attention to traffic beh-
BAM
Ran into the car in front because I was reading the little message on my dash.

>>16091068
lol this

>>16091068
I think it's a meme, I just heard a kia forte advertisement on the TV in the background and their showing the same meme shit.

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>>16091052
I had an 07 Accord (same generation) and I also loved it. Dont really know what you're saying about super-rigid and vibrating down the road though. Not as soft suspension wise as the 08 Dodge Charger I dailied before but I was still quite comfy in it. Only had vibrations when my wheels were out of alignment.

Actually the same car I got in that aforementioned fender bender in. Written off for damage in pic related. RIP

>>16091100
It's super tight compared the the Sonata V6 my mom has, that thing drives like a truck and rolls when I go over a speedbump at 5mph, the accord is like a go kart and very fun even though it's just a little 2.4L DX.