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> Every car I've owned for over 20 years has been able to keep its climate consistent and comfortable without the need for me to make adjustments for months on
by kortilla 4y ago
> Every car I've owned for over 20 years has been able to keep its climate consistent and comfortable without the need for me to make adjustments for months on end
This doesn’t work when sometimes the sun is shining and sometimes it isn’t.
- bombela 4y agoI think this is a very valid point. The car cannot detect that you are receiving sun rays through the windows. Making you feel much hotter than the ambiant air. Sometimes you need to adjust the vent to blow in your face more directly, or set the climate control to cool the air further to offset the inconvenience.
- vel0city 4y ago> The car cannot detect that you are receiving sun rays through the windows. I wouldn't get a car that doesn't have some kind of low emissivity tinting on it. Also, all my cars with screens could detect how intense the sun is overall. It can easily adjust.
- JohnJamesRambo 4y agoIt could detect it quite easily but this is the industry that thought they were doing you a favor putting a CD player in. There are so many awesome things cars could do but they don’t.
- _carbyau_ 4y agoNot sure why downvoted. For me, this is exactly why I do have to change the "climate control" target. Last Sunday I spent 9 hours driving through on/off rain and sunshine. The sun shining in adds significant radiative heat directly to my body. Climate control can keep the air temp constant(convection) but there is more to my personal comfort.