>showing actually useful info about my crazy driving skills,... Thanks for the laugh :-)! This was my first thought as well. I saw a Mercedes the other day wi

>showing actually useful info about my crazy driving skills,... Thanks for the laugh :-)! This was my first thought as well. I saw a Mercedes the other day with the "lane change assist." Rather hilariously: I was behind the Mercedes at a right turn, and you could see the "danger" light in her mirror indicating that my little sedan was in the blindspot of her enormous GLK. (Ironically the tech itself was a distraction _to me_ because I was trying to figure out where the sensor package was, and how sensitive the instrumentation was. I had never seen it that closely before -- perhaps I should go to a Mercedes dealership.) I want that sort of tech on every glass surface of the car. Anywhere I can see a vehicle: I should be able to see "potential hazard information."