I know people who like it but the expectations need to be totally different from the marketing. You're spending $10K or whatever for a better (in many cases) sy

I know people who like it but the expectations need to be totally different from the marketing. You're spending $10K or whatever for a better (in many cases) system that still requires you to pay attention in general. As MIT's James Leonard said almost 10 years ago now, he didn't expect to see a true self-driving system in his lifetime. Arguably it's getting closer in a few areas. But it's a fantasy that the typical teenager won't need to learn to drive in most places without significant compromises. And there's probably a component of people who have come to be feeling very betrayed because they're not getting a reasonably near-term future they thought they were promised.