As an update, my other worry would be that people become dependent on such features as automatic braking. A loose wire, some corrosion, some bad low-bidder connection, and what worked when the car was new is now non-functional in your five year old car.... but you won’t find out it’s broken till the exact moment when…
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That I don’t know. It was a Ford Explorer, say 2-4 years old. Not sure if those have emergency braking or not.
If punching a monkey gets me an Ipod, will strangling a chicken get me a Samsung?
Because the dude right behind asmallcat in traffic bought a car with a bunch of screens, was looking at the screen when hard braking ahead occurred, and is about to ram into asmallcat at 50 mph. I can buy a car without screens, but that does not protect me from the douches who DID buy it and think it’s ok to play with…
I’m just going to keep posting the Disappointed Husky comparison.
I could never come up with this many puns on my ohm.
Kinja. Someone beat me to the punchline.
That’s hilarious! Would have been a hit in England... they seem to have a good anti-german sense of humor.
Is that a hitler kettle???
It’s the disappointed husky !
That is NOT how to pick a fight with me. I agree wholeheartedly. Although, Tbh, I thought the first generation Acadia was rather nice.
True, it is, but next to the last generation full-size Acadia, it looks tiny. Of course, next to a Hyundai Kona it looks gargantuan.
The nice thing about the Acadia is that it’s not a full-size SUV, which Pilot does not want. It’s barely midsize. This generation was really downsized compared to the prior one. While I can’t stand the looks of the Acadia, it DOES have a premium look which fits in just fine in upscale areas.
Private Jets... you could show up in something from the future and really knock their socks off. And the socks of everyone seeing you on the way to work.
They just became my third-favorite band, and I haven’t even heard them yet.
You are the wind beneath my wings today.
kinja.
I’ll be right back, just need to have a word with the HR guy...
This sounds vaguely dirty. Here’s your star.
This company has produced more science fiction than Isaac Asimov.