Oh, interesting the situation of OpenPilot for Teslas, I've seen it supposed to be available March 2024, maybe this can solve issues I'm having, definitely will be cheaper than to change the car (especially that Tesla is superior in every aspect but autopilot).
I'll open a separate thread, thanks for the tip!
Btw I've though it install it on my Toyota with TSS v2.0 but it seems it didn't have driving distance setting (at least back in 2021-22) and it was keeping too large of a distance, where in Eastern Europe people tailgating as a norm.
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Yeah that's true, so much so that I've used a service that installed additional sound dampening so engine won't be that loud - that helped quite a lot, otherwise the noise could melt one's brain.
That sounds like map data issue (which may be fixed with reporting), in my case it reads sign cancelling speed limit but in Europe most of the time speed limit cancel is done by other situations than a sign (like an intersection, leaving town etc) so tesla end up not cancelling the limit at all and applying a limit until it sees another sign (which is also usually lower than normal limit and applies only for 10-15 seconds until for example an intersection)
Btw indeed regular AP is not limited by incorrect speed limits, I bet it's not annoying to use in the states, in Europe our non-highway roads look like this:
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Not sure if it's visible on map but there are just a few straight stretches, you constantly have to steer, non-stop, and if the car does that for you it removes like 90% of fatigue.