Previous car was a Benz E series, now I drive a Lexus... Also drove a Porsche 911 quite a bit... I just don't like driving, has nothing to do with the ride.
I'll take the human visual cortex over sensors and CV algorithms, tbh.
Previous car was a Benz E series, now I drive a Lexus... Also drove a Porsche 911 quite a bit... I just don't like driving, has nothing to do with the ride.
Why not take public transportation?
I do when I go to Manhattan, but around here it's drive or drive... :\
Some people find it relaxing, I don't at all. I just want to get to point B and move on. I guess it's just me.
You spend a lot on cars for someone who hates driving.
I love driving outside of cities, that's ing awesome. I don't know how anyone could find city driving relaxing though.
E Series and most Lexus sedans are really passengers' cars if you ask me. Modern 911s are awesome driver's cars... the thought of not liking to drive these is almost sacrilegious to me.
The 911 was a great car when I was single
The rest simply because I appreciate the comfort. Sometimes I gotta drive down to Philly, which is about a 1:30 drive, and I much prefer a comfy ride.
But about your public transportation comment, I do think there's some of that. I grew up using public transportation. Only really started driving here in the US.
There was a lawyer TV series that had an episode with a self driving car. Turns out, since it was too passive, and waited for everyone at a four way stop, as other cars didn't come to a full stop. They made it a bit more aggressive like a typical driver, and the car caused an accident...
Sure, not real life, and "it was in the script."
But... How do you really work out all the problems?
And now you're double? LOL fat Mexican.
My associate has two 911, a 1984 which is a classic now, and a 956 type. He goes to the track, etc. I'm just not into cars like that, but I know people that really appreciate that stuff.
now I'm married. At least I have a Lexus, and not a dodge caravan, tbh
Why not support your new homeland of unionized workers, and buy something made in the USA?
I just had a great deal on it... plus, don't they manufacture those in Toyota plants in San Antonio?
Last edited by ElNono; 03-14-2016 at 06:47 PM.
Hard to say. They do both for some import brand names. The only way to know is if the cars registration number starts with a "1," "4," or "5".
1A to 10 = USA
2A to 20 = Canada
3A to 37 = Mexico
38 to 30 = Cayman Islands
4A to 50 = USA
...
8A to 8E = Argentina
...
JA to J0 = Japan
...
KL to KR = S. Korea
...
LA = China
...
SA to SM = UK
...
WA to W0 = West Germany
etc...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicl...#Country_codes
I was surprised to see "4" and "5" for the USA. These are probably things like Caterpillar, Freightliner, etc. Maybe motorcycles too.
Last edited by Wild Cobra; 03-14-2016 at 06:56 PM.
VIN starts with 2T, actually. Canada?
Wow.
Made in Canada. That surprises me, for a Lexus.
At least they are part of the USA... Sort of...
I'm OK with buying cars from Canada. They have a similar economy to ours. I still buy USA when I can, but the Z28 and WS6 I bought were both made in Canada.
A few gin and tonics with some cool tunes. Pretty chill.
Knight Rider. But he wasn't an attorney iirc.
Lol at the old guys hanging on to their antiquated steering wheels. I'm sure when cars were invented, some old geezers said, but I enjoy walking.
Truth is people will be able to do amazing things while in a self.driving car:
Brush teeth
Put on makeup
Shave
Change clothes
Read a book
Watch a movie
Skype with someone
Knock some boots
Work
Take a nap
The possibilities are endless. U damn right I'm getting one. Possibilities are endless.
You go ahead and do those things.
Lmao at people out there experimenting with this
Elnono,
What do you think of this algorithm? If Tesla can't see the lanes, it will dutifully follow the vehicle in front of it.
Wow. Just wow.
Big product liability lawsuits ahead.
um, we are not even at Beta stage yet of a "real self driving" car
I am talking about in 5-10 years from now. WE WILL BE ABLE TO DO THOSE THINGS. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES
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