The worst part of auto enthusiast sites’ commentary is the groupthink, especially the idea that everyone else enjoys cars in the same way the commenter does.
Aquila76
aquila76
I feel so, so sorry for you.
Still better than a Solara.
Literally forwarded this to a co-worker I’m trying to convince to not buy a Solara because that would mean she has given up on life.
It’s not out of the realm of possibility that people may not be SUPER excited about expensive, intrusive, and possibly finicky mandated technology.
You won’t be able to buy a good used car, unless it has the drunk driving warning feature, or lane departure, or 25 screens and cameras, or 45 airbags, or 5 cat converters, or a hybrid drivetrain, or whatever new scheme they spend your tax dollars on, to make it harder to live the life you want. They got you years…
There was a science fiction story where potential drivers were put into a simulator that produced effects by direct brain interaction - every sensation was managed.
“Assume everyone is braking the law, and make them prove otherwise”
Will be interesting to see the civil liberties aspects play out if all new cars are required to record the driver. Right now those systems are voluntary.
I get pulled over all the time. They think I must be drunk because no sober person would drive a 1964 Corvair!
As long as it also addresses the huge number of idiots who are looking at their phones while driving.
Great. Now I have to find my Carmageddon CD and see if it will install on Win10.
Nope.
Officer: I was in pursuit of a stolen BMW...
As far as I’m concerned Codemasters’ racing game releases peaked in 1991 with Micro Machines on NES. This is a hill I will die on.
Criticizing the police is not the same as excusing anybody else’s behavior. One can accept that attempting to steal a car is bad while also saying the police did something wrong in their reaction to them.
Is that unusual for CR-V drivers?
Yes, the police are at fault here.
Because BLUE LIVES MATTER YOU MARXIST CRIMINAL LOVER.