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<blockquote data-quote="DaveG_NJ" data-source="post: 5095412" data-attributes="member: 146423"><p>As a new user of AP, I liken it to taking a teenage driver out for the first time. It's a little scary, but after a while, it's pretty easy to trust. I had a few 100 mile trips last week and it performed perfectly on the highway and even some country backroads (long stretches between lights). Honestly, it does 90% or more of what I could ever want which puts me on the fence in terms of opting in for FSD.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveG_NJ, post: 5095412, member: 146423"] As a new user of AP, I liken it to taking a teenage driver out for the first time. It's a little scary, but after a while, it's pretty easy to trust. I had a few 100 mile trips last week and it performed perfectly on the highway and even some country backroads (long stretches between lights). Honestly, it does 90% or more of what I could ever want which puts me on the fence in terms of opting in for FSD. [/QUOTE]
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