That was very informative, but I agree, on a long road trip to West Texas and you want to relax, yeah I can see that being useful. Though in Dallas traffic or self parking, I do not have the patience for those options.
I don't know -- I drove with my 84 year old grandmother and I can't imagine a reality where she would know how to work it. There is certainly a segment that this is great for...just now sure what that segment is lol
But Autopark is still incomplete: it does not support driving straight into a parking spot it does not support *diagonal* parking spots. And they are everywhere.
it is SO painfully slow -- I (aubrey) used it at walmart after this video and the amount of traffic it creates by just taking forever is problematic, not only is it a bit embarrassing lol, but it is just too slow to be useful. I am a terrible parker, so this was a feature I was excited about but I just don't have confidence to use it
@AubreyHP oh my gosh, Aubrey, you responded to another one of my comments! Love the content you guys put out. Keep pushing and keep it going. It really takes time, I mostly use it at work where there's not much traffic, so for me in that setting it works okay though one thing I'll say though from my limited time with my model3 is that Tesla does a good job fixing these bugs with updates overtime. I used to be annoyed at just how inaccurate the camera based perimeter mapping was. Now that's been updated and is way more accurate. That being said, I would not buy the autonomous driving feature. It doesn't recognize pot holes will turn from the outer lane to the inner lane at a double lane 4 way cross road, among other glitches that are yet to be fully sorted. It's a really phenomenal technology, but it still needs improvement for really world application
Short answer NO! I put my car back to auto pilot after 5 days. Its not aggressive enough and leave to much of a gap. It also almost ran a red light LOL - turns takes forever -
That is why people will continue to kill people in car accident because of their aggressiveness, lack of attention and doing stupid things while driving, the KEY WORD IS SAFETY. I am not saying that the FSD is perfect right now but, if everybody is driving the way the car is driving right now which is going to get better there will be lesser accident than it is right now.
You can never satisfy everybody, the car parked it self but it's too slow doing it, it parked right in the middle of the available space but it's not in the middle of the marked line, did you ever consider that those cars on both side might have not parked in the middle of their own space, so your car is just measuring the space between the two cars regardless of the marking on the ground and if it had parked in the middle of the marked line that means that it will be too close to one car than the other 'am guessing right.
Backing into a parking spot is not the best, when you want to unload groceries into the trunk. But Autopilot does NOT support driving straight into a parking spot. Why not?
@@takeadeepbreath6053 same logic, it could also go down in price to be more available to the population. It could also be free, licensed to other car manufacturers 🤷🏻♂️ Tesla could also just disappear or something. Not really helpful right?
@@takeadeepbreath6053 also, it looks like so far the price is trending down, as fsd just dropped to 8K from 10K (and previously from $12k in this video)
The answer is no, it's not worth it. Tesla is absolute garbage against the competition now. They're lacking in quality checks, they're lacking in overall quality for price, and they charge $12k for a system that is in most modern cars today. Ford Blue Cruise is practically on par with this, and Ford doesn't charge you $12k for it. Not to mention every car brand is rapidly advancing their autonomous driving, where as Tesla has been in Beta phase for some crap program for years now. Mercedes just became the first automaker to begin selling Level 3 Autonomous Driving cars in the US, with their closest competitors behind them being BMW, Audi, Ford, etc. Tesla isn't even a competition to them anymore with how poorly managed Tesla as a company is. Additionally, Tesla over prices all their cars. You can see that with Tesla's latest desperate attempt to drop prices, since their consumer base is rapidly declining. A lot of tesla fanboys are oblivious about the technology that goes into autonomous driving, thinking a level 3 is a simple software upgrade to their 10 year old car, when it's not. The amount of technological advancements in hardware alone, just to upgrade their cars to level 3, will set Tesla back so far. No modern Tesla will be able to handle level 3, and they would have to upgrade every single item pertaining to autonomous driving in their car just to be able to perform the upgrade, making every model outdated, along with jacking up the price of the newer models that is already struggling to keep up with expectations. So anyone out there contemplating this decision? No, just simply no. You'd be spending $12k on a useless program that you'll feel cheated out on as you watch the entire competition blow past your car. With the quality that goes into Tesla's, starting MSRP on a Model 3 should be like 25k before tax breaks or rebates. A Model S doesn't even surpass a Mercedes C-Class or BMW 3 Series in quality, so asking $72k for that is mind boggling when it should be down in the $35-45k range.
This is actually a very informative video! Multiple test cases in real life situation. As a non tesla owner this is kinda cool to see.
Thank you! We appreciate you!
That was very informative, but I agree, on a long road trip to West Texas and you want to relax, yeah I can see that being useful. Though in Dallas traffic or self parking, I do not have the patience for those options.
Using FSD makes me more anxious than it helps.
In San Jose, California it is the same way. FSD makes too many mistakes, you cannot relax while its in control.
They make cell phone holders that clip ti the steering wheel, that is how I do it. I can watch movies while the car drives.
Interesting!
You nailed it. FSD is really "student driver mode"
fsd seems great for very old people or the disabled
I don't know -- I drove with my 84 year old grandmother and I can't imagine a reality where she would know how to work it. There is certainly a segment that this is great for...just now sure what that segment is lol
@@AubreyHP I wonder if it's a larger or smaller segment than the segment for whom a shelby mustang would be appropriate
Nice video- But you should divide it into chapters
Can you please try self parking in a parallel parking situation? Thanks!
Yes!
the parking feature is probably my most favorite feature
But Autopark is still incomplete:
it does not support driving straight into a parking spot
it does not support *diagonal* parking spots. And they are everywhere.
it is SO painfully slow -- I (aubrey) used it at walmart after this video and the amount of traffic it creates by just taking forever is problematic, not only is it a bit embarrassing lol, but it is just too slow to be useful. I am a terrible parker, so this was a feature I was excited about but I just don't have confidence to use it
@AubreyHP oh my gosh, Aubrey, you responded to another one of my comments! Love the content you guys put out. Keep pushing and keep it going.
It really takes time, I mostly use it at work where there's not much traffic, so for me in that setting it works okay though one thing I'll say though from my limited time with my model3 is that Tesla does a good job fixing these bugs with updates overtime. I used to be annoyed at just how inaccurate the camera based perimeter mapping was. Now that's been updated and is way more accurate. That being said, I would not buy the autonomous driving feature. It doesn't recognize pot holes will turn from the outer lane to the inner lane at a double lane 4 way cross road, among other glitches that are yet to be fully sorted. It's a really phenomenal technology, but it still needs improvement for really world application
I am loving the parking feature more than I thought I would.
@@dianahartley-kim7109 I can pull straight into a parking spot *10* *times* as fast as the slow awkward back-in that Tesla Autopark does.
You guys crack me up 😂 great video!
Thats the old self park version.
So cool, loved the demonstrations. Lol at HP only testing how to reverse park.
If someone flips you off does the Tesla log that as an error report? :P
Short answer NO! I put my car back to auto pilot after 5 days. Its not aggressive enough and leave to much of a gap. It also almost ran a red light LOL - turns takes forever -
That’s Aubrey’s major complaint, she says it only good if you aren’t wanting any sense of urgency lol
That is why people will continue to kill people in car accident because of their aggressiveness, lack of attention and doing stupid things while driving, the KEY WORD IS SAFETY. I am not saying that the FSD is perfect right now but, if everybody is driving the way the car is driving right now which is going to get better there will be lesser accident than it is right now.
You can never satisfy everybody, the car parked it self but it's too slow doing it, it parked right in the middle of the available space but it's not in the middle of the marked line, did you ever consider that those cars on both side might have not parked in the middle of their own space, so your car is just measuring the space between the two cars regardless of the marking on the ground and if it had parked in the middle of the marked line that means that it will be too close to one car than the other 'am guessing right.
Backing into a parking spot is not the best, when you want to unload groceries into the trunk.
But Autopilot does NOT support driving straight into a parking spot. Why not?
They should consider selling specific features or various sub packages with people specific choices
It’s only 8k now
I did not see this until just now, man I'd be pissed if I was someone who bought this for $12k....still not working pay $8k for tbh
Let’s say you keep the car for 6 years at $99 it’s only 7K. Rather have monthly option
Problem is that $99/month can change at any time 😂
we will definitely not be keeping it for 6 years
@@takeadeepbreath6053 I guess that is the catch with this deal 😂
really it's more EAP on the highway and FSD on city streets. EAP is great for road trips. FSD is a party trick or a 15 year old student driver.
Agree!
Good 2 go 👍🏽
You mean $99 a month? bc that'll cover 10 years of FSD to cost $12000
You’re assuming the $99 is for 10 years. It can be $300 when it improves.
@@takeadeepbreath6053 same logic, it could also go down in price to be more available to the population. It could also be free, licensed to other car manufacturers 🤷🏻♂️ Tesla could also just disappear or something. Not really helpful right?
That's assuming we keep it for 10 years, which we are 100% not.
@@AubreyHP that’s exactly what I’m saying! Why not just pay $99 a month instead? And the price actually just dropped to $8000
@@takeadeepbreath6053 also, it looks like so far the price is trending down, as fsd just dropped to 8K from 10K (and previously from $12k in this video)
Why you dont rentre this car
It’s Aubrey’s daily driver
If and when FSD is perfected people will wish and beg to pay $200 a month for it.
FSD is perfected? You mean Full Autonomy Level 5? That is years away! 😄
I truly think this is decades away lol...not even years. Elon has been promising this since Tesla was founded
@@AubreyHP And we all know by now, Elon's predictions are often fantasy and hype.
@@DerekDavis213 Peopel were saying that when there were no EV's.. Now tesla is the most popular car in the world.
@@alexmack956 Tesla is not the most popular car in the world. That is totally false. Toyota sold *ten* *times* more vehicles than Tesla last year.
The answer is no, it's not worth it. Tesla is absolute garbage against the competition now. They're lacking in quality checks, they're lacking in overall quality for price, and they charge $12k for a system that is in most modern cars today. Ford Blue Cruise is practically on par with this, and Ford doesn't charge you $12k for it. Not to mention every car brand is rapidly advancing their autonomous driving, where as Tesla has been in Beta phase for some crap program for years now. Mercedes just became the first automaker to begin selling Level 3 Autonomous Driving cars in the US, with their closest competitors behind them being BMW, Audi, Ford, etc. Tesla isn't even a competition to them anymore with how poorly managed Tesla as a company is.
Additionally, Tesla over prices all their cars. You can see that with Tesla's latest desperate attempt to drop prices, since their consumer base is rapidly declining. A lot of tesla fanboys are oblivious about the technology that goes into autonomous driving, thinking a level 3 is a simple software upgrade to their 10 year old car, when it's not. The amount of technological advancements in hardware alone, just to upgrade their cars to level 3, will set Tesla back so far. No modern Tesla will be able to handle level 3, and they would have to upgrade every single item pertaining to autonomous driving in their car just to be able to perform the upgrade, making every model outdated, along with jacking up the price of the newer models that is already struggling to keep up with expectations.
So anyone out there contemplating this decision? No, just simply no. You'd be spending $12k on a useless program that you'll feel cheated out on as you watch the entire competition blow past your car. With the quality that goes into Tesla's, starting MSRP on a Model 3 should be like 25k before tax breaks or rebates. A Model S doesn't even surpass a Mercedes C-Class or BMW 3 Series in quality, so asking $72k for that is mind boggling when it should be down in the $35-45k range.
No no no 👎
You’re an amateur.