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I like Eyesight. It's pretty cool and I like the emergency braking feature. The warning triggers before the emergency brake quite often spuriously but it's nice
by scarejunba 7y ago
I like Eyesight. It's pretty cool and I like the emergency braking feature. The warning triggers before the emergency brake quite often spuriously but it's nice. I like it.
I think the difference between me and the rest of these guys is that I see it as just an assistive technology and they're trying not to drive. I still have my eyes on the road and everything. It's just there to help, just like I still use my mirrors even when I have the blind-spot detector active. And it does a good job, especially since I can override the adaptive cruise and lane assist at any time pretty easily.
- histriosum 7y agoI own a 2019 Forrester with EyeSight. While I dont hate it, and I like the adaptive cruise, I'm curious.. How exactly do you easily override the crash detection logic? I've had it slam on the brakes spuriously due to steam from manhole vents, and short of disabling the feature (which cant be done in a way that sticks between starts) I dont know how I would avoid this behavior, particularly easily.
- scarejunba 7y agoOh sorry, I meant that part to refer to the lane detection and adaptive cruise braking. Let me clarify. I haven't had a fake brake yet and I've driven over quite a bit of steam myself so I guess I got lucky.
- velmu 7y agoRead the manual. You should be able to explicitly turn these off for car wash, etc. They’ll be on again the next time you start.