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Anecdotally teslas account for 100% of the ADAS vehicles I’ve seen on the road so that seems like they are comparatively better

• dangrossman 4y ago
  ADAS systems are standard equipment in most new vehicles. Almost every Honda vehicle since 2016, almost every Nissan vehicle since 2018, etc. If your car has lane keep assist and adaptive cruise control, that's an ADAS.
  • marvin 4y ago
    My Skoda CityGo tries to run my car into the barrier every time I drive, and that's without me deliberately turning on any driver assist features. I just overpower it with the steering wheel. Occasionally it prevents the car from getting close to the centerline though, so it's not always a killer feature.
    • kevin_thibedeau 4y ago
      > Occasionally it prevents the car from getting close to the centerline though Must suck if you ever have to run over debris you could have dodged if the car would let you.
    • KerrAvon 4y ago
      Does your country have lemon laws? That’s the kind of thing they’re for.
• ramesh31 4y ago
  >Anecdotally teslas account for 100% of the ADAS vehicles I’ve seen on the road so that seems like they are comparatively better All new Toyotas sold for the last 2 years have level 2 ADAS as standard equipment, down to the cheapest base model Corolla. https://www.toyota.com/safety-sense/ https://www.toyota.com/safety-sense/ https://engage.toyota.com/static/images/toyota_safety_sense/TSS_Applicability_Chart.pdf https://engage.toyota.com/static/images/toyota_safety_sense/...