Scion FR-S & Subaru BRZ Debut at 2012 Detroit NAIAS. 600HP Drift FR-S Race Car Reveal

[ryude]

Originally Posted by pastuch

You're kidding right. It's a great looking, small car that gets terrific gas mileage. I expect tons of women to buy the Automatic version of this car.

I keed, I keed.

[tranzformer]

Originally Posted by pastuch

You're kidding right. It's a great looking, small car that gets terrific gas mileage. I expect tons of women to buy the Automatic version of this car. They love to text, tweet, and facebook: Anything that lets them spam their view of the universe to everyone in it!

Read what I quoted again please. It was about FB/Twitter updater thingy.

[ryude]

Originally Posted by Dragonitti

Did you miss the Navi sys in the FR-S?

Ok, so it has navi. Still, I'd take HID's over Navi any day. If possible I'd take no Navi at all, cheaper price beats out a convenience I'll rarely use.

[MRZ415]

Originally Posted by ryude

Ok, so it has navi. Still, I'd take HID's over Navi any day. If possible I'd take no Navi at all, cheaper price beats out a convenience I'll rarely use.

but touch screen is so much cooler.. once you get it
its hard to go back to knobs.

[tranzformer]

Originally Posted by MRZ415

but touch screen is so much cooler.. once you get it
its hard to go back to knobs.

But HIDs are more practical and offer a degree of safety with better visability at night over a touch screen.

[ryude]

Originally Posted by MRZ415

but touch screen is so much cooler.. once you get it
its hard to go back to knobs.

I have a touchscreen in my GTI, I hate it.

[Dragonitti]

Originally Posted by ryude

Ok, so it has navi. Still, I'd take HID's over Navi any day. If possible I'd take no Navi at all, cheaper price beats out a convenience I'll rarely use.

So are you saying that unless you have HID's, you can't drive a car at night? Dang, what were you using to drive with at night before the invention of HID's....

[Dragonitti]

Originally Posted by borge12

You can be a great parent and still have a kid make a mistake...

Great parents are not ones who buy their kids sports cars when they are 16....That's failed parenting imo (yes I'm a parent).

Originally Posted by tranzformer

But HIDs are more practical and offer a degree of safety with better visability at night over a touch screen.

Guess the rest of us drive blindly. The 350z comes with HID's, lol at me thinking I was safer just because my headlights were decently bright. If anything to me, HID's is a "cool" feature. Much more than that, sorry just don't see it. (no pun intended).

[tranzformer]

Originally Posted by Dragonitti

So are you saying that unless you have HID's, you can't drive a car at night? Dang, what were you using to drive with at night before the invention of HID's....

HIDs provide better visability which I would take on a country road or driving in the mountains. Updating FB or twitter provides nothing.

[pastuch]

Originally Posted by ryude

I keed, I keed.

OMG thanks for this. I have a few friends that are getting this in an email.

[tranzformer]

Originally Posted by Dragonitti

Great parents are not ones who buy their kids sports cars when they are 16....That's failed parenting imo (yes I'm a parent).





Guess the rest of us drive blindly.

Guess you don't have HIDs on your tC.

[Kids Heart]

Lmao at Chevy's attempt to compete. Code 130R

[ryude]

Originally Posted by Dragonitti

Guess the rest of us drive blindly. The 350z comes with HID's, lol at me thinking I was safer just because my headlights were decently bright. If anything to me, HID's is a "cool" feature. Much more than that, sorry just don't see it. (no pun intended).

HID's is a cool feature, which also provides a practical and safe driving experience at night. Especially where I live with lots of small back-roads that have curves. Currently in my GTI, I have HID's. My last car did not and I don't think I want to go back.

[Spaceywilly]

Originally Posted by borge12

It doesn't matter how you're distracted from driving, if you're distracted you're going to hurt people.

So you don't talk to your passenger when you drive? This device is no more distracting than that. It reads you your text messages and you tell it what you want it to send back. It does matter how you're distracted. Not looking at the road is what causes texting while driving accidents, not the actual distraction of having to think about what you're going to say. The human brain believe it or not can do two things at once, but if take your eyes off the road you are taking away your ability to drive. With this system your attention is never taken away from the road, any more than talking to a passenger.