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According do BMW it was a autonomous driving test vehicle but only had the standard Level 2 autonomy hardware installed. It was only a test car in the sense that BMW is using it to collect sensor and camera data. They say that they are currently not testing Level 3 on public roads. Looks like the test vehicles can be used by employees as normal company cars when they arent using them for tests. So it was probably just some BMW employee showing a fancy car to his family. No word if any sort of autonomous driving was involved in the crash.
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Shai-Hulud posted:According do BMW it was a autonomous driving test vehicle but only had the standard Level 2 autonomy hardware installed. It was only a test car in the sense that BMW is using it to collect sensor and camera data. They say that they are currently not testing Level 3 on public roads. Looks like the test vehicles can be used by employees as normal company cars when they arent using them for tests. So it was probably just some BMW employee showing a fancy car to his family. No word if any sort of autonomous driving was involved in the crash. Much like teslas, they shut the autonomous features off .00000000000000000002432 seconds before a crash is detected that way the driver has plenty of time to take control and use evasive action to avoid crashing. Clearly the driver was at fault here.
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Ambassadorofsodomy posted:Much like teslas, they shut the autonomous features off .00000000000000000002432 seconds before a crash is detected that way the driver has plenty of time to take control and use evasive action to avoid crashing. Clearly the driver was at fault here. Yeah, generally the warning beep and the driver's scream collide in midair inside the car and cancel each other out.
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insta posted:Yeah, generally the warning beep and the driver's scream collide in midair inside the car and cancel each other out. that's what the bmw sound pipe does, it's a driver scream's standing wave.
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The bmw ix is the ugliest car made in the last 20 years
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After reading all this, I think I'm the only Model 3 owner whose car has not tried to violently murder anybody.
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Ambassadorofsodomy posted:Much like teslas, they shut the autonomous features off .00000000000000000002432 seconds before a crash is detected that way the driver has plenty of time to take control and use evasive action to avoid crashing. Clearly the driver was at fault here. Not saying that autonomous driving wasn't involved in the crash but there really isn't any way to know right now. Could have just as well been a guy showing off a fancy car and losing control in a corner cause he wasn't used to the way an EV accelerates. Its just a bit overly dramatic to report it as an "autonomous driving test vehicle" when it doesn't really differ from a regular BMW iX except for some stickers on the side. And yes, the iX ist an incredibly ugly and pointless car.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:After reading all this, I think I'm the only Model 3 owner whose car has not tried to violently murder anybody. Give it time. Besides, how do you know that it won't try murdering you by bursting into flames?
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:After reading all this, I think I'm the only Model 3 owner whose car has not tried to violently murder anybody. better watch you 6 bud, I saw that model 3 assembling a ghost gun last weekend.
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Wild EEPROM posted:The bmw ix is the ugliest car made in the last 20 years Nissan Juke, Nissan cube.
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Wild EEPROM posted:The bmw ix is the ugliest car made in the last 20 years My man, the mk1 fiat multipla stopped being produced in 2003.
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Wild EEPROM posted:The bmw ix is the ugliest car made in the last 20 years Honda Element
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:Honda Element Honda Crosstour Nissan Murano Cabriolet Toyota Mirai Elements are functionally cool and good
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Dr.Smasher posted:
Not false, but they, along with the other "boxes on wheels": Cube, Soul, Sky-on XB or XD or whatever the gently caress, etc... ugly "af".
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Ambassadorofsodomy posted:Sky-on
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:Honda Element
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Dr.Smasher posted:
Wraps back around to good.
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Safety Dance posted:Wraps back around to good. No, no it does not.
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Safety Dance posted:Wraps back around to good. Only if it does around a pole or any other road obstacle.
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# ? Aug 17, 2022 18:50 |
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I saw a mirano cabriolet in the wild for the first time a few weeks ago and literally said "what the christ" out loud. It's still not as ugly as the Juke.
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Safety Dance posted:Wraps back around to good. The Aztec does that. The Muran-abriolet (Cabrio-rano?) does not. shame on an IGA posted:I saw a mirano cabriolet in the wild for the first time a few weeks ago and literally said "what the christ" out loud. Agreed. Both are awful. Nissan has made some real stinkers in the past decade.
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Chevy uplander
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quote:A whole lot of wrong opinions Come on! It's like the barbie dream jeep in a universe where there was no such thing as a jeep!
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Safety Dance posted:
Someone send this to Nissan, we might have just found someone willing to buy the 5th one.
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Safety Dance posted:
Correct, but in this world there are Jeeps. The Element is ugly as poo poo but I have to say, my friends Jack and Brenna have two and they're very functional vehicles. I wish I'd bought a beater Element or CR-V in 2014 not the Forester I ended up with, I would have spent 2014-2020 in a much better place both mentally and economically.
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Everytime I see a Murano Cross Cabriolet I always point it out to anyone I'm with. And sometimes I tell them of the one day I saw two of them on opposite sides of town.
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shame on an IGA posted:I saw a mirano cabriolet in the wild for the first time a few weeks ago and literally said "what the christ" out loud. I saw a Range Rover Evoque convertible at a golf course restaurant a while back. I didn't know they existed until then, and had to point it out to my wife and marvel at it's
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Darchangel posted:I saw a Range Rover Evoque convertible at a golf course restaurant a while back. I didn't know they existed until then, and had to point it out to my wife and marvel at it's its a tiny car inside too. smaller than a modern golf inside and way, way bigger exterior
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# ? Aug 19, 2022 23:59 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5_64r2PR7A reminds me of those harbor freight jackstands it's so funny the next jack is exactly the same design, but the welds are better and everything is aligned. I guess the bad one was from the reject bin from same factory. LifeSunDeath fucked around with this message at 18:44 on Aug 21, 2022 |
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LifeSunDeath posted:it's so funny the next jack is exactly the same design, but the welds are better and everything is aligned. I guess the bad one was from the reject bin from same factory. That or a different factory working to the same design but cutting corners in production.
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Read: Poorly Made in China. It was an eye opener for me. Quality fade is a serious problem, and it's always on the purchaser to catch it. One story from the book was that they were making shampoo and all of a sudden the boxes of product started collapsing and leaking. It turns out their Chinese packaging company had thinned out the wall thickness of the plastic bottles to save money. It hadn't been an issue in the winter, but the summer heat softened the plastic just enough...
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LifeSunDeath posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5_64r2PR7A There’s no reject bin. Only a lower brand bin.
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CarForumPoster posted:There’s no reject bin. Only a lower brand bin. Which is the brand lower than hazard fraud?
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Harbor Freight
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E: nvm
randomidiot fucked around with this message at 15:16 on Aug 22, 2022 |
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Ah they've made it to 1970s Britsh and American manufacturing. cursedshitbox fucked around with this message at 15:46 on Aug 22, 2022 |
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E: nvm
randomidiot fucked around with this message at 15:16 on Aug 22, 2022 |
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Ambassadorofsodomy posted:Which is the brand lower than hazard fraud? Husky, Esco, etc, apparently.
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CarForumPoster posted:There’s no reject bin. Only a lower brand bin. I worked with a guy who had once upon a time worked for a company supplying GM with body panels. He was a brand new quality engineer for a line making hoods. A hood comes off, he inspects it, marks all the defects, red tags it, and goes to toss it in the scrap bin. Boss comes over, "Whoa, whoa! What are you doing with that hood?!" "Scrapping it out. It's got too many defects." "No, no. It's got too many defects for production. That's an aftermarket hood."
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sharkytm posted:Read: Poorly Made in China. It was an eye opener for me. Quality fade is a serious problem, and it's always on the purchaser to catch it. One story from the book was that they were making shampoo and all of a sudden the boxes of product started collapsing and leaking. It turns out their Chinese packaging company had thinned out the wall thickness of the plastic bottles to save money. It hadn't been an issue in the winter, but the summer heat softened the plastic just enough... Seconding this book. It's a great read. I think the one for me was when they started under filling the bottles and did just not get the concept that 10oz that claims 12oz = sued into the ground.
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