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Bulletproof on Japanese roads where immaculate paint is given or also on rural third world country roads?
by imeron 6y ago
Bulletproof on Japanese roads where immaculate paint is given or also on rural third world country roads?
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- mrtnmcc 6y agoThat's a key distinction, "the road" is an ambiguity that these car companies love to deploy.
- josefresco 6y agoPersonally I trust that before Honda rolls this tech out in the United States, it will be in fact bulletproof. Or at least that's my perception as a US consumer who has owned multiple Honda products. Given what I read about Tesla, they'd most likely blame the roads, the driver or simply lie about the capabilities and push forward because "it's safer than humans!".
- grecy 6y ago> or also on rural third world country roads? I drove 40,000 miles from Alaska to Argentina and 54,000 miles around Africa [1]. From experience, I can tell you the vast majority of vehicles sold in the developed world wouldn't last a couple of months on 'rural third world country roads'. The potholes, corrugations, mud, dust and everything else are intense. For eg, this is how I crossed the Democratic Republic of Congo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV8V3GdOcPU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV8V3GdOcPU [1] youtube.com/theroadchoseme
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