These cars are getting scary .....

[Navvet]

Let me start by saying I have always been a supporter of technology, but it has it's limits.....

I have always bought new cars and then driven them until the wheels fall off (currently I have a 99, 01 and 06).

I will not buy a new car with a lot of bells and whistles because the electronics start having problems after 5 or 6 years.

http://www.flixxy.com/hyundai-the-empty-car-convoy.htm

I can just see "I didn't run over him officer, the car did !!!"

[tinknocker]

I want one...I can see me getting hammered on my way home from work.....no occifer I'm not drunk driving I'm drunk passengering.

[Steve 0080]

Cool !

[Limoles]

This is nothing new . There are cars , which provide such a improvements in various cars for many years already . Manufacturers use different systems , from : "dynamic" , "active" , "distronic" , "adaptive" , or "traffic aware" braking assistance technologies . Germans , along Japanese ( and now Americans ) are implementing such a useful "luxury" , which has been found as a very attractive devices , helping to improve safety and reducing numbers of collisions . It could be "scary" to many , but adopting it is a matter of simple understanding of benefits attached to it.

[terrydj]

I totally agree but you dont want us going back to the dark ages where motorcycles and cars had external pushrods, brakes that never worked, leaked oil and were a pain to ride and drive.
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[Limoles]

I totally agree but you dont want us going back to the dark ages where motorcycles and cars had external pushrods, brakes that never worked, leaked oil and were a pain to ride and drive.
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Yes - wait a second . Why do we love those archaic vehicles ? Weren't they better than horses ?