Glad you got the pictures back working again. I would LOVE to have this feature as I still haven't gotten good at parking our SUV yet. My only concern would be that I'd imagine there are a whole bunch of sensors which could be expensive to replace (ie: Ford F-150 repair). Very neat, though.
If I could place money on fordson1 posting a contrarian comment on any given subject...well, actually I wouldn't make much money, because nobody would give me odds against it happening.
If I could place money on fordson1 posting a contrarian comment on any given subject...well, actually I wouldn't make much money, because nobody would give me odds against it happening.
I'm just a conflicted, tortured person, I guess.
The thing about systems like this is that while they might get a bad parker to an acceptable distance from the car in front or behind, once they get into the space, the overhead view comes on and shows them they're in crooked or more over to one side, they're still not able to get corrected...in fact, if one of these characters parks cock-eyed next to me, the last thing I want is for him to start jockeying around, cramping the wheel back and forth trying to fix it. That's when they're gonna start hitting things...we've all seen it.
Oh, I absolutely agree that this kind of tech will not make a bad driver better, and may even make him worse in some ways. My point was simply that a good driver can find value in a system like this. Especially in one of those reviled tandem parking spots...
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So now you have a foolproof way to get so close to the car in front of you that he can't get into his trunk.
The thing about systems like this is that while they might get a bad parker to an acceptable distance from the car in front or behind, once they get into the space, the overhead view comes on and shows them they're in crooked or more over to one side, they're still not able to get corrected...in fact, if one of these characters parks cock-eyed next to me, the last thing I want is for him to start jockeying around, cramping the wheel back and forth trying to fix it. That's when they're gonna start hitting things...we've all seen it.