Both prices include a complimentary three-year subscription to a variety of in-car features, including the company’s Level 2+ driver assist and an AI-powered personal assistant. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Both prices include a complimentary three-year subscription to a variety of in-car features, including the company’s Level 2+ driver assist and an AI-powered personal assistant.
At least you won’t need and probably won’t want either of those things.
Story time. I had to drive my MIL’s CRV home (2hr highway) recently. A quarter of the way there, the cruise control/other “driver assist” functions failed because the sensors behind the big H emblem on the front couldn’t see through a bit of dust on the front and still wouldn’t work after an attempt at spit shining.
And they live on a gravel road, so it apparently happens often.
At least you won’t need and probably won’t want either of those things.
Story time. I had to drive my MIL’s CRV home (2hr highway) recently. A quarter of the way there, the cruise control/other “driver assist” functions failed because the sensors behind the big H emblem on the front couldn’t see through a bit of dust on the front and still wouldn’t work after an attempt at spit shining.
And they live on a gravel road, so it apparently happens often.
I never understood why they bought that car.
Sounds like the dust was not the problem.