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UltraSonic park assist uses an array of four ultrasonic sensors mounted on the rear bumper – two on each side of the rear license plate cutout. The system provides “distance-to-object” and object location alerts to help the driver park and avoid hitting nearby objects or walls during low-speed backing.

gearhead, check out ATEQ’s Quikset, it’s $130ish and will store the TPMS RFIDs for multiple cars. I agree it sucks when manufacturers cheap out and don’t include the functionality to store 2 sets of ids, my parents’ ’09 RX350 has a handy button you can press and switch between two stored sets.

As for all those ‘against’ having additional ‘safety features’. Well I have children out their driving and would very much like to see every vehicle on the road equipped with these advanced devices, to protect my children from distracted drivers, bad drivers, ‘boy racers’ and those who overestimate their own driving abilities.

11. Triumph pulled out all the stops when it comes to braking on the Scrambler 1200 XE. Dual Brembo M50 calipers clamp onto 320mm floating rotors and, in the case of the XE, mates with a radial Brembo MCS master cylinder that features span and ratio-adjustment allowing you to get virtually any feel from the brakes you wish. The XE has extraordinary stopping power—it is the identical setup to the Street Triple 765 RS. In the rear, a dual-piston caliper works with a 255mm disc and is easily modulated. Additionally, the XE model has an adjustable rear brake lever.

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Not only this, but the damned rimless Gentex electrochromic inside mirrors with a shape like the facial expression of a demonic, demented clown are smaller than the “normal” ones from a couple years back, and they’re finding their way into everything save for some HyundKia products. If anything, the mirror should be longer on the bottom than the top, or a simple rectangle, kind of like the non-autodimmers in VAG products, also from a few years back.

The global automotive adaptive cruise control system is categorized based on sensor type: infrared, laser or LIDAR, radar, ultrasonic and image sensors. LIDAR sensors based adaptive cruise control system is expected to remain the most dominant technology type in the global automotive industry over the next five years.

Not the enthusiast. I don’t need my car beeping and screaming and jerking the wheel out of my hand if I decide to switch lanes without a signal on an empty stretch of highway. I resent the idea of a nanny computer that thinks it knows better than I do where I want to point the car.

We’re installing the PerfectFit hydraulic clutch system and a TREMEC Magnum six-speed in a 1967 Camaro, but the process is similar for almost any Chevy. The PerfectFit system lives up to its name, allowing you to infuse modern technology into a classic Camaro. Silver Sport Transmissions provides everything you’re going to need to install both the TREMEC Magnum six-speed and the hydraulic clutch system. So let’s head over to Best of Show Coachworks in Escondido, California, to see what’s involved in installing the SST kit.

Tougher emissions standards have prompted the development of  alternative fuel engines. About 20% of buses sold by MAN Truck & Bus in 2016, for instance, had a gas engine. The company plans to start field tests of eTrucks and eBuses this year, and is entering partnerships for hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) R&D.

The new engine also includes cylinder deactivation on two cylinders, dynamic cam timing, and cam profile changes based on power needs. Both camshafts are two-piece units that offer each valve two or three different lift profiles for high-power, low-power, and deactivation capability. Chevy brought back the old “Tri Power” name for the new system, which should please vintage enthusiasts.

While price – purchase and replacement in the event of an accident – may be legitimate reasons to hate driver assistance technology, most who dislike it find it intrusive, distracting and representative of the nanny state.