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Ouch indeed. The sensors appear not look down very well. So pull up to a wall and the car warns you. Pull up to a low curb and the first indication of a problem is the sound of the car crunching into the curb.
I posted a picture a while back showing how I was able to get the front end of the car literally over a low curb. Just barely cleared the bottom of the front bumper. But no warning from the sensors.
Not a complaint, BTW, just an observation and a cautionary tale.
Yep. And just a few hours too late for me, unfortunately. Today I pulled into a spot that had a rather tall bumper and the first sign I had was from the bumper of my car that rode right over the top of it. Ouch. Just chin rash, but still.
Speaking of curb rash does anyone have an opinion or actual experience as to which of the 19" wheel options (standard or turbine) is more susceptible to it?
To be accurate, it's not a sensor issue. Drive down the inside lane of a divided road with a curbed median and the sensors will clearly show the yellow arcs indicating the curb nearby. It's just that the side collision avoidance is not intended to steer the car away from a curb.
I posted a picture a while back showing how I was able to get the front end of the car literally over a low curb. Just barely cleared the bottom of the front bumper. But no warning from the sensors.
Yep. And just a few hours too late for me, unfortunately. Today I pulled into a spot that had a rather tall bumper and the first sign I had was from the bumper of my car that rode right over the top of it. Ouch. Just chin rash, but still.
To be accurate, it's not a sensor issue. Drive down the inside lane of a divided road with a curbed median and the sensors will clearly show the yellow arcs indicating the curb nearby. It's just that the side collision avoidance is not intended to steer the car away from a curb.
I would think that since the autopark feature can sense the curb and do such a fantastic job of parking that it could sense the curb and warn us. Certainly would be nice if it could.