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Bob in the Land

(48 posts)

7. The Subi Eyesight is there to prevent the Subi driver from wandering into another lane without driver input.

Reply to AKwannabe (Original post)

Fri Oct 11, 2024, 03:39 PM

Oct 11

It also will engage the brakes if the Subi driver is approaching an object too quickly. It is not there to move the Subi out of your way. You are expecting Eyesight to force the Subi to swerve out of your way, possibly into oncoming traffic. There is no way I would want my Subaru Outback to do that.

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In a accident with Subaru Crosstrek with Eyesite [View all] AKwannabe Oct 11 OP

I have a Suburu PikaBlue Oct 11 #1

I cannot at this point. AKwannabe Oct 11 #2

I use convex stick-on mirrors to cover my blind spots. So far, so good. usonian Oct 11 #3

I am so going to invest in one of those for passenger side AKwannabe Oct 11 #4

I got mine in a two-pack or four-pack at Marshall's or Ross. I am sure that every auto store has them. usonian Oct 11 #6

If it has blind spot detection, the salesperson will tell you iemanja Oct 13 #13

I have avoided them Lulu KC Oct 11 #5

The Subi Eyesight is there to prevent the Subi driver from wandering into another lane without driver input. Bob in the Land Oct 11 #7

I did not expect what you say AKwannabe Oct 11 #8

Also. 41 posts all time since 2004 and you AKwannabe Oct 11 #9

Why are you attacking me? Bob in the Land Oct 11 #11

Thanks. I was trying to figure this out. LisaM Oct 11 #10

Driven a Subaru with eyesite Old Crank Oct 12 #12

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