Lexus Driving Simulator
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Originally Posted by jeggy,Oct 13 2010, 06:29 PM
if their goal is to minimize accidents, then remove all unneeded gizmos and gadgets from the car and FORCE the driver to to be attentive.
if my car brakes for me anytime an object gets too close to the front end, i'll NEVER need to look up from the texting. sound smart to you?
i turned off VSA every time i drive my S not because i think i'm a baddass driver but because knowing that the safety net is gone, forced me to drive sanely.
if my car brakes for me anytime an object gets too close to the front end, i'll NEVER need to look up from the texting. sound smart to you?
i turned off VSA every time i drive my S not because i think i'm a baddass driver but because knowing that the safety net is gone, forced me to drive sanely.
Some people are oblivious because they just have bad judgement. Taking off the safety features isn't going to make them safer because they don't realize they're being unsafe.
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I was in that! Thats at one of Toyota's test facilities in Japan. The graphics on the 360 projection weren't as realistic as they look on the commercial, though. The sensation in the car is very realistic and you really feel the g forces working on you. An engineer drove, but it was still an awesome experience.
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