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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a 7 year old Honda that needs nothing but maintenance (so far). Just hitting 100,000. I will likely keep it til at least 150,000. Not sure how many years that will be. Longer if it is still going strong. I am diligent about preventive maintenance. I do not want a car to leave me stranded. As long as it doesn't do that, it's all good, and I'll keep it. [/quote] Oh, and I should add it has all the current safety features. Nothing new of great importance has been added since I got this car. Huge advances in safety would make me want to buy new.[/quote] Does it have blind spot monitoring? Will it warn you if you fall asleep or are on path to hit something? [/quote] Not the poster: I'm sure not, but those features give me pause.... are they for people with apnea, no neck flexibility? I have blind spot monitoring by driving defensively.[/quote] This made me laugh out loud. [/quote] I was skeptical about these new features, but then I rented a car that had them and realized that they'd be great for a new driver. It's like having Mom in the passenger seat. "Watch out! Slow down!" Would probably drive my kid crazy, but that's his problem. I really didn't find it annoying, though, because the warning generally went off at the exact same time that I realized that I was closing in on another car too fast, there was someone in my blind spot, etc. So I don't think it would make a great safety difference for me, but it probably would for an inexperienced driver. [/quote]
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