How the heck did ppl drive without these features back in the day?
Being sarcastic. Less toys equals less stuff to break.
Being sarcastic. Less toys equals less stuff to break.
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gushingtears wrote: ↑I'm single with no children.
My workplace is not that far from my home, and I use my car for mostly for grocery shopping and commuting.
Q1) Are all those cool features Honda Sensing worth investing $1000?
Q2) Would a car with Honda Sensing sell for $1000 more than the ones without in the used car markets?
Mar 14th, 2016 11:09 pm
In the words of deevel79: “This past weekend I was driving south on the West Side Highway in NYC and I ended up behind a vehicle that was driving extremely slow. When the left lane opened up I slowed down a bit to give myself some space to switch lanes then briskly accelerated.
There was a vehicle approximately 3-4 car lengths ahead of me and Honda's sensing must have sensed that I was accelerating too quickly and applied the braking system so hard that it felt as if the car was going to do an endo!”
“My plan was to accelerate around the car in front of me that was going very slow and instead the car's braking system kicked in so aggressively that it could have actually caused an accident had I decided to switch lanes at that point or if someone was following closely behind. I slid forward in my seat and my chest had it not been for the seat belt would have hit the steering wheel. That's how hard it was.” Said deevel79
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It is nothing like an extended warranty. It is just one more thing to repair as the car gets older
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