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Yeah 10 years ago it was a bit much. It was pretty much just lane keeping and distance keeping, but it didn't read signs or lights yet. So if you're coming up
by jedberg 2y ago
Yeah 10 years ago it was a bit much. It was pretty much just lane keeping and distance keeping, but it didn't read signs or lights yet. So if you're coming up on a signal it would just keep going!
- schiffern 2y agoQuick, nobody tell them about cruise control. ;-) > Chrysler was the first manufacturer to implement the device in 1958. They called it “Auto-Pilot” and it appeared in their luxury model as an upgraded option. Soon after, General Motors installed it in their Cadillac vehicles, naming it “Cruise Control” which has stuck to this day. https://www.folsomautomall.com/blog/2022/november/21/the-history-of-cruise-control.htm https://www.folsomautomall.com/blog/2022/november/21/the-his...