They stay in lanes, adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, backup and surround cameras, blindspot indicators, pedestrian braking, parallel park assist, side airbags much more common, and they get tested in offset crashes. But phone use while driving cuts back a lot of the gains.
Many of those features encourage or enable easier phone use while driving.
Many of those features encourage or enable easier phone use while driving. Backup cameras existed in 2009…
Backup cameras were first in the 1950s or something, just didn't think it was likely on his used 2009 Toyota. They were mandated in 2018 on most new vehicles.
It's weird that car companies say they struggle financially, and earn only about 7% margin.
They are safer, more fuel-efficient, less polluting and quieter.
Toyota trucks and most trucks haven’t seen any improvement in 20-30 years