Posted by 4play on February 25, 2015 at 21:59:51 from (72.198.47.129):
In Reply to: handy car tip posted by glennster on February 25, 2015 at 14:41:44:
A bunch of the newer cars don't even require you to take your keys out of your pocket, it will sense that you are close and a sensor or maybe button on the handle is all you need to unlock and get in.
Do we need to start talking about the crash avoidance systems, with proximity sensors and actual radar systems. Or adaptive speed control that slows down and resumes by itself if needed. Or blind spot monitoring systems that give warnings before you hit something, Or cars that can actually park themselves (even parallel). What about the ones that automatically call 911 when air bags deploy in an accident.
Many nice features when they work, that can be disastrous and very expensive when they fail, might even render the car useless or un-repairable. A lot of these essential parts will become obsolete in 10-15 years.
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