USA Bashing

[Razz R]

Why Elon? Waymo's self driving is actual self driving and much better.

the supervised FSD currently on offer is in no way bad.. its almost there

If its supervised, its not FSD

these are distinctions coming from non tesla owners, who have not experienced it.. the supervised tag is so that they don't get sued.. what they have currently is unbelievably good.. it auto drives/ autoparks and brakes, accelerates and changes lanes better than i have ever driven.. so yes.. i am blown away and continue to be.. every time i turn this thing on..

[SAPPORO]

manual->Automatic->FSD. Driving has come a long way in my life time.. Say what you may about Elon - once you have experienced this - there is no going back..

Ain't getting anything from Elon - even if it's a flying car and it's free

you're missing out

Not missing out on anything. I am not a fan of EV and FSD, heck - I don't even use the cruise control. The only thing I am good at is driving and won't let anyone take it away from me. I had no problem driving a Pacifica minivan from Atlanta airport to Tampa, 450 miles in 6 hours and that was after travelling 26 hours from India!

[r2somewhere]

the supervised FSD currently on offer is in no way bad.. its almost there

If its supervised, its not FSD

these are distinctions coming from non tesla owners, who have not experienced it.. the supervised tag is so that they don't get sued.. what they have currently is unbelievably good.. it auto drives/ autoparks and brakes, accelerates and changes lanes better than i have ever driven.. so yes.. i am blown away and continue to be.. every time i turn this thing on..

Thank you for testing it out for the rest of us I will wait for a more trustworthy brand before I drive something like this

[Returning_Indian]

Not missing out on anything. I am not a fan of EV and FSD, heck - I don't even use the cruise control. The only thing I am good at is driving and won't let anyone take it away from me. I had no problem driving a Pacifica minivan from Atlanta airport to Tampa, 450 miles in 6 hours and that was after travelling 26 hours from India!

I don't particularly enjoy this laborious driving. If car has excellent power and pickup and no restrictions on speed limit only then do I enjoy driving. Its a chore to drive otherwise. Eyes start to tire up staring at the highway for hours together. You start to feel sleepy. I cannot wait for this technology to be adopted widely. I can then just sit idle and watch tv or reels or finish my work or even go to sleep.

[SAPPORO]

Not missing out on anything. I am not a fan of EV and FSD, heck - I don't even use the cruise control. The only thing I am good at is driving and won't let anyone take it away from me. I had no problem driving a Pacifica minivan from Atlanta airport to Tampa, 450 miles in 6 hours and that was after travelling 26 hours from India!

I don't particularly enjoy this laborious driving. If car has excellent power and pickup and no restrictions on speed limit only then do I enjoy driving. Its a chore to drive otherwise. Eyes start to tire up staring at the highway for hours together. You start to feel sleepy. I cannot wait for this technology to be adopted widely. I can then just sit idle and watch tv or reels or finish my work or even go to sleep.

Driving was completely therapeutic especially after the chaos and honking in India and an instant confirmation that I am home. Touching 100 Mph fleetingly, easing off a wee bit, blaring my favorite music and singing along were quite entertaining.
Driving is freedom and as American as it gets and so why bother doing the same things as working during that time? In fact, the only thing I miss from my working years is that hour-plus "me-time" each way commuting to work.
Fully autonomous driving is long ways off especially on city streets. For it to be completely reliable, Musk should implant chips in the brains of the professional drivers in India to understand how they communicate with other drivers and make those split-second life and death decisions!

[SAPPORO]

Another blow to widespread EV adoption.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/trump ... 93e4&ei=21

[Razz R]

Not missing out on anything. I am not a fan of EV and FSD, heck - I don't even use the cruise control. The only thing I am good at is driving and won't let anyone take it away from me. I had no problem driving a Pacifica minivan from Atlanta airport to Tampa, 450 miles in 6 hours and that was after travelling 26 hours from India!

I don't particularly enjoy this laborious driving. If car has excellent power and pickup and no restrictions on speed limit only then do I enjoy driving. Its a chore to drive otherwise. Eyes start to tire up staring at the highway for hours together. You start to feel sleepy. I cannot wait for this technology to be adopted widely. I can then just sit idle and watch tv or reels or finish my work or even go to sleep.

this is the exact case scenario that i'm talking about.. to be able to turn on FSD and space out is priceless.. as i get older i find it taxing to drive in bumper 2 bumper traffic. also driving on freeways for hour plus is a strain on the body and mind regardless of how luxurious the car is.. drive by wire takes the load off and does the job phenomenally well.

[JINSAKAI]

Talking about cars, looks exciting future ahead for me. Just don't know my co-passenger friend yet ( may be someone form R2I club) ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R42OtLVuPBk

[old-spice2]

Aiyo this happens in America too.

New Hampshire woman contaminated grocery store items with urine for years, police say

https://www.yahoo.com/news/hampshire-wo ... 03811.html