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Probably because jet aircraft have had anti-skid brakes nearly since their creation and the functionality is largely the same. Tying in with airplane technology was(is?) a popular tool for sales.

PS- I have also heard that owners can void their warranty on vehicles equipped with safety systems if they raise or lower the height of their vehicles. For example a lifted Toyota Tacoma or a lowered Ford Mustang. True?

With the hardline detached from the outside, and the pin and two nuts removed from inside the car, I went back under my hood and yanked out the old master cylinder in what was, in my mind, glorious moment.

It’s going to get harder and harder to find vehicles that aren’t expensive, over-featured, junk. At some point the only thing left for purists is going to be the Transit van…

The Pre-Collision system with brake assist, Lane Departure Alert and Adaptive Cruise Control are not mandated by law, but in 2017 Toyota introduced these as standard safety features across all trim levels at no extra cost because they believe in safety. Honda and Nissan also have them, but some luxury vehicles do not or you have to pay extra for it. On Toyota you can turn these safety features off if you don’t like the annoying beeps. While manufactures can maker their cars safer, they cannot make the driver safer

I would rather have ‘some’ tech than ‘none’. One problem as someone said before is that this crap is rolled out half baked, and we get to find the flaws. The first ABS equipped Grand Cherokees come to mind. I remember how on a steep descent the ABS wouldn’t allow the rig to come to a complete stop. That’s straight up dangerous.

Chevy had to recall thousands of 2015 Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD pickup trucks when retention clips attaching the generator fuse block could come loose and shift. If the generator fuse block shifts it can cause the exposed conductors to hit the mounting studs and cause a potential fire. Pickup trucks with a 220 Amp Generator were affected by this issue. According to Edmunds, no injuries or deaths were reported with the retention clips becoming loose. Chevy asked owners to bring their vehicles into dealers for an inspection of the clips and made the necessary repairs as needed. Luckily this was caught before anyone was hurt.

(3) Kawasaki KX450. The KX450 is the lightest Japanese-made 450. At 233 pounds, the KX450 gained 2 pounds this year. This sounds bad, but it is a phenomenal achievement for a bike that added electric starting, coil spring forks and a hydraulic clutch. It is 8 pounds lighter than the heaviest bike in the shootout (Suzuki RM-Z450).

You are on the same brainwave as the wealthy doctor who ran his toddler over with his SUV and then sued and petitioned for mandatory backup cameras for everyone.

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Despite the fact that it is not that advanced as compared to its competitors such as Ford F-150, the GMC still has a reason to survive on the road. The truck comes with an excellent infotainment system that includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It is powered by optional powertrains – including a 6.2-liter V-8 that is mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission. Some of the reasons that you should think twice before buying this truck include off-centre driving position, rough ride over rough pavements and garage-hogging dimensions. The 1999 model fell behind in performance, handling, comfort and family use.

The hydraulic system that actuates the clutch in your manual-transmission car will not last forever. Just like every wear item in your car, this will fail eventually. Back in the day, a clutch cable was used, but newer cars utilize a hydraulic system. If you are handy with a socket wrench and ratchet, this job is quite easy.