Today, Autoblog has a post about a patent from GM for a system that can use onboard sensors to detect how the driver is feeling -- and takeover the driving if it thinks the person is unable to focus on the task.
ToolGuyCurb weight is truly impressive, and not in a good way.
SaulTighIn the mid-90's I worked with a guy that drove a mid-80's T-Bird with the Essex V6. Paint was peeling and it literally didn't have an interior any longer (headliner and door panels were flat GONE, with just a crank and handle sticking out). Guy commuted about 30 miles a day and the thing would not die.He then got a much newer Pontiac and parked that T-bird under a tree. A year later, the Pontiac got totaled and he went out and put the jumper cables on that T-bird and it fired right up. Drove it another 2 years before sending it to the crusher. Impressive roach-osity for a domestic ride from that era.
Tassos Jong-iLI have many bad days, and wish my car would deal with my enemies for me. So yes please "gm" deliver this technology to One Korea.
MaintenanceCostsHow about a system that detects when a driver is starting to engage in road rage and just backs off and drives smoothly for a bit?
IBx1ST is dead so why not kill GR toopathetic automatic scum
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