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at that point, I would have just disabled the system completely. If I was planning to resell, then I would go back to the stealership and get it repaired. In m
by xyst 3y ago
at that point, I would have just disabled the system completely. If I was planning to resell, then I would go back to the stealership and get it repaired.
In my opinion, there are way too many “assistance” systems in modern cars. In the USA, modern trucks and SUVs are built so high that it obstructs a significant amount of view directly in front of the vehicle. It’s become such a hazard to children and possibly some adults.
The solution by the industry? Add a camera to the front bumper…
It’s totally not the product we are selling. It’s the person!!1!
I dread the day I have to retire my sedan and forced to upgrade to a modern vehicle. I am even reluctant to upgrade to an EV due to the anti-repair trend most manufacturers have opted us into.
Let’s not forget the privacy nightmare…
Give me a manual transmission vehicle, a backup camera, a small to midsize car, and something that I can maintain myself. That’s all I need.
- jkic47 3y agoI hear you. However, the mechanics won't change the windscreen to the "dumbed down" version due to, wait for it...LIABILITY. If they did, and you crashed, you could play victim and blame it on them disabling a system you thought you had. Everyone loses with nanny-cars.
- kuzolad777 3y agoget a WRX