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I came across one post that said a car-sized mockup would be needed to test auto-braking however that doesn't agree with Ford specifications that the vehicle should stop for a pedestrian.
I asked my dealer to demonstrate auto-braking, unbelievable they suggested I test this in real driving conditions by holding off on braking when approaching a car from behind. I am not going to risk an accident trying this.
The point is that during my first 500 km my badlands never once applied the brakes, even when I tempted the system. I placed a big cardboard box in a parking lot and my BS drove right over it. Since they are using cameras and radar, the box should have been detected.
I would feel a lot better if my autobraking could be demonstrated with an actual test.
How do I do this or how do I convince my dealer to do it for me?
Any and all ideas are welcome,
thanks,
H
I asked my dealer to demonstrate auto-braking, unbelievable they suggested I test this in real driving conditions by holding off on braking when approaching a car from behind. I am not going to risk an accident trying this.
The point is that during my first 500 km my badlands never once applied the brakes, even when I tempted the system. I placed a big cardboard box in a parking lot and my BS drove right over it. Since they are using cameras and radar, the box should have been detected.
I would feel a lot better if my autobraking could be demonstrated with an actual test.
How do I do this or how do I convince my dealer to do it for me?
Any and all ideas are welcome,
thanks,
H
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