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engatwork 02-27-2018 08:33 PM

Drove a new Tesla S today
 
Put it on auto drive while traveling the interstate today and when we got to where we were going I let it park itself. It is an impressive car. I kept trying to imagine what kind of condition it will be in at 300k miles and how the monitors will look then.

Personally I'm looking forward to autonomous cars.

davidmash 02-27-2018 08:55 PM

I would love to drive one. What was the auto drive like? Not sure why I want to know but it seems neat. More importantly, did you put it in Ludicrous mode and punch it?

Not sure how many cars made this day and age will fare very well after 300k.

tyl604 02-27-2018 09:24 PM

I wonder what it would cost to get all those things repaired after a medium type wreck.

davidmash 02-27-2018 10:05 PM

Ha ha. You said repaired. That is funny.

sloride 02-28-2018 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by tyl604 (Post 3792207)
I wonder what it would cost to get all those things repaired after a medium type wreck.

Sorry no link but heard on a radio show about an Audi with lane control that going through a car wash with wax or a chip in a headlight could cost around $2500.00 due to sensors in the light. BTW I would not want to bee seen in any of the autonomous vehicles to date with all of that radar stuff on the roof. You think a cell phone sends out or receives some radiation, how about those gizmos.

davidmash 02-28-2018 01:22 AM

Different autonomous vehicles. I think you are talking fully autonomous. Tom is talking about a Tesla that can drive itself for a few moments at a time and you have to touch the wheel every few moments to tell it you are still there. As I recall it uses GPS and cameras to tell where it is. You cannot tell it where to go, pull up a blanket and take a nap.

JB3 02-28-2018 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by davidmash (Post 3792252)
Different autonomous vehicles. I think you are talking fully autonomous. Tom is talking about a Tesla that can drive itself for a few moments at a time and you have to touch the wheel every few moments to tell it you are still there. As I recall it uses GPS and cameras to tell where it is. You cannot tell it where to go, pull up a blanket and take a nap.


Im looking forward to the autonomous "sleep number" or "sealy posturepedic" future vehicle trim levels.

Move down the bench "eddie bauer" ect

engatwork 02-28-2018 07:07 PM

LOL

Ain't that the truth. Driving the '98 E300 feels somewhat "dated" now, especially with the POS stock stereo system:eek:. Thank goodness I've still got some cassettes from back then:).

The next few years are going to blow us away with the car stuff that is going on.


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