Or,with all the data available in such a crash,they could probably pinpoint the exact time of it,and (especially) if she was using her phone in conjunction with some of the cars systems,able to say for sure she was using the phone. All she did was confirm what they already knew. But yeah,in this day and age,for…

I understand. But I’ll never be rich enough to own a Ferrari Daytona Spyder, much less able to insure it enough to drive it on the street.

If you’re OCD, do not look at the door cards. Don’t. Just don’t.

Ok, this one truly is a tough one!

I made up my mind before I even finished the article NP NP NP NP just so I can roll around like Crockett and Tubbs in my Fauxrari! I just have to make sure never to park it around Jeff Fahey!

Check out our hospitalization/medical costs, whiner.

“Drivers are taking their eyes off the road without concerns because they bought a system that says it drives for them.”
 

The dumbass ADMITTED to using Autopilot and looking at her phone at 60mph?

The driver admitted that she was looking at her smartphone instead of the road. This accident was completely the driver’s fault. Next case.

I’d have to imagine holding a can at 38 degrees for days on end is not a very efficient process. And that doubles in a grocery environment with open beverage cases or doors constantly opening and closing.

“K-cups are the most wasteful innovation in beverage technology”

higher octane gas—usually 95 or 98 octane—is already common across Europe

The Bentley one is just brilliant.

I was in an Acura TLX and it actually had an ingenious solution where the headlights reset to “auto” every time the car is turned off.

Blacked out lights.

SUVs of course. The fact that they’re terrible gas-guzzling dangerous garbage, while it is the reason why I wouldn’t want to own one, is not my objection to somebody crazy enough to want a crappy car like that having one for himself.

These stupid windsheild stickers that always say the dumbest things, I’ve seen them on a stock Hyundai and whatnot, gets on my nerves lol

I’m not sure if it’s a “trend”, and it’s petty as all hell, but I don’t like brake light / turn signal combinations. When I see that red light come on, part of me wonders: “Is this guy slowing down with two of his brake lights burned out? (In a state without inspection requirements, this is a common occurrence), or…

Are you joking? Only one company has ever advertised (through twitter and other avenues) their ACC/LKA system as “autonomous”. GM’s SuperCruise has multiple checks to ensure the driver is forward facing and has eyes on the road. I assume you’ve never actually seen these systems advertised.

Have you even seen an ad for supercruise or are you just a troll?