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I drive a Nissan myself, but from the sounds of it it's about the same. LDW (just warning in my case), FEB + pedestrian/moving object detection, blind spot dete
by singingboyo 9y ago
I drive a Nissan myself, but from the sounds of it it's about the same. LDW (just warning in my case), FEB + pedestrian/moving object detection, blind spot detection, intelligent/adaptive cruise control. (There's also a lane keeping system option called ProPilot, but I skipped out on that - I don't think I'd trust it in the regular rain anyway)
Anyway, my point is these things are common now, and while getting the full package might cost a premium, the more important parts (like FEB) are certainly becoming fairly standard.
- antongribok 9y agoFrom what I understand, Subaru develops their own. They are the only ones where there are two cameras in the front that both see in color. We have a 2017 Subaru with all of these and it's really excellent.
- LeoPanthera 9y agoI have ProPilot. It's pretty great. In heavy rain it shuts itself off and tells you that it is unavailable in bad weather.
- jijojv 9y agoThat's great news. ProPilot sounds ideal for dealing with daily stop and go commute without the cost and risk of Tesla