Yea but then again, KIA optima just has forward vehicle collision warning and braking. Does NOT have any advertised "pedestrian" detection. It performed well in their vehicle braking test that the car actually has.
I would say the Hyundai slowing down is more than “not much better”. The hit by the Hyundai is survivable. The Kia flipped the dummy up over the roof of the car and would likely result in a fatality or crippling injuries.
Really? Wow. I'm shopping for a used MB S Class specifically for the pre-collision feature..so maybe I need to look at Volvo. Hopefully there is an older Volvo with this feature and ventilated front seats because I live in a very hot climate.
Nightbird ventilated seats in Volvo cars is a recent option, perhaps they started having them in their new SPA platform, so look into an 2017 or newer XC90, S90, V90 or an 2018 or newer XC60 or an 2019 or newer S60 and V60 😊
@@Mirror1973 Thanks so much for that info! One thing that has me worried about the Volvo pre-collision system is that I was trying to figure out at what highway speeds does the AEB (auto emergency braking) engage WITHOUT the vehicle being in cruise control..which as you know has it's own emergency braking system. I called Volvo's customer service number..and their customer service agent told me that if you are high cruising and not using the cruise control..the emergency breaking will not work and that it only works without cruise control being engaged at city speeds of under 50 mph. This didn't sound right to me..and I mentioned to her that Toyota's pre-collision system will work at speeds between 7 mph - 110 mph without using their cruise control..and that comes standard even in the cheapest Corolla..so surely Volvo has something similar..to which she replied no and that only if you are in cruise control do you get AEB at highway speeds. Would you know anything about this? I can't believe Volvo would sell a vehicle that only have highway AEB if you are in cruise control..when Toyota gives you both options even in their cheapest compact car.
I wish they would be more specific on the operating input status of the vehicles for this specific test. For example, from what I have seen of GMs system, driver input will always override these safety systems. Meaning if you have your foot on accelerator, the system won't activate. Ultimately making it so the buck stops with the driver, and not their system. I wonder what other auto makers current stance on these supplemental systems is?
Nissan has severe reliability issues and their AEB systems are way to sensitive. NHTSA is currently investigating Nissan because their stupid AEB systems are causing bad crashes on highways cause Nissan forgot to include an override so once the system activates it keeps going until it stops the car then it gives control back to the driver, that is if someone hasn't rear ended you yet
@@conradsealy9603 Not quite. With Mercedes, it measures the distance to the object in front. If there's enough space it'll release brake pressure so as to reduce the chance of getting rear ended. The system can then be overridden by accelerating if need be. Not sure of the rest.
Two interesting points: Mercedes: Add money for superior AEB, otherwise you got ONLY the basic. BMW: We offer standard, GOOD AEB! Add more money? U don’t need that! Go with basic rating lol
It's of course because Toyota didn't pay IIHS to do the test. Just think about it, if I make a video telling you that Subaru, Nissan and Audi are good cars in terms of active safety features, should I get nothing in return? This is capitalism not socialism haha
Mobi Wori - So I guess by your logic Kia/Hyundai paid to have IIHS do the test but IIHS just didn’t get the deposit notification from the bank. P.S. you think Nissan, Subaru, and Audi passed the test because they actually designed a competent driver aid system? I guess a conspiracy theory just sounds more sensational.
My Hyundai Elantra has the best pedestrian detection system not sure what’s up with these newer models some have autonomous braking with pedestrian detection and some just have autonomous braking.
Well at least Nissan can get safety right I have a Hyundai Kona and the AEB with Ped/detection works fine. These tests shouldn't be taken as a blanket statement that every model of that make safety system doesn't work. You just get lemons some times 🤷🏾♂️
Na they did the FORD DIRTY. THE CHILD OBVIOUSLY CAME OUT WAY TO LATE COMPARED TO HOW THEY DID THE SUBIE AND MAXIMA. By the time the fusion was a foot away the kid was on the side of the road there was no reaction time for the computer. But that Kia just missed up
Ford, Kia, Hyunday: FUCKING PEDS, they're taking our roads! imma teach him a lesson!!!! Do these auto makers even test their crap before announce it as a selling point to consumers. Should be illegal!
How about encourage consumers to use their eyes and brakes. And sow down when you’re driving next to cars that are parked like that. There will be no need for these systems.
fusion was like ight fuck it lol as a huge for fan im telling you 2012-2018 fords were the worst literally everysingle of them unbelievable poorly build unreliable ugly piece of shits yet i still love them lol
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KIA optima: what pedestrian 🚶🏿!? 😂😂
Sad but true
The Kia Optima was like... La La La La La La *Thump* La La La La La La La 😂
Mr. Solo Dolo I’m sure Kia cares about the safety of the people on the inside of the car just as little. Too bad.
Yea but then again, KIA optima just has forward vehicle collision warning and braking. Does NOT have any advertised "pedestrian" detection. It performed well in their vehicle braking test that the car actually has.
Kia🤮🤮🤮
Ford Fusion: Ight, imma hit this dummy.
who came from tik tok?
Oh my gosh I remember you! When I was like 11 I had like a stupid comment battle with you on Ford Vs Chevy trucks. Lmao
I just bought it lmao looks like it’s time to run over children 🤣
hyundai sonata said: "ByE BiTcH!"
😂😂😂😂
Watching the Kia doing that over and over again was getting funny lol
Nissan has some fantastic brakes and sensors
And crappy transmissions.
@@nyts6225 ha ha ha, you are clearly a moron, so,
Jokes on you asswipe.
because you cant fool a iihs top safety pick in the maxima.
Yep gotta love missions crappy build quality
Yes, their safety technology is good. Maxima is one of their best cars.
Let's face it. You can never have too many extra safety features on cars. All of these inventions are amazing... Well done guys, keep up the hard work
Mustangs are the only ones with issues from what I’ve seen. They can’t seem to avoid hitting pedestrians.
💀💀💀💀 that's mostly all of Ford cars
SP & ‘53, Daylight & Overnight pretty sad.
Lol. There are plenty of video compilations of mustang hitting shit all the time
Har har... very funny, try coming up with something original for once
Ford Fusion: *singing*
*sees car*
mAN mOvE nIGgA
3:32
Kia had the worst pedestrian detections system and yet they brag about safety 😒. Even they Hyundai slowed down but that wasn't much better either .
I would say the Hyundai slowing down is more than “not much better”. The hit by the Hyundai is survivable. The Kia flipped the dummy up over the roof of the car and would likely result in a fatality or crippling injuries.
@@saxopio6280 there both still terrible though
Kia aint got shit on Honda
Kia and Hyundai are the same company
@@deniskanos2043 true but kias the more expensive brand
The Ford Fusion said “walking pedestrian? But uh child anyways.”
Ford at 3:23 "A kid? I YEET IT!"
Oh god some of these automated systems are already seeking vengeance
Honestly, I pissed myself laughing about the ford fusion. Just driving along and then SMACK down goes the kid
Anthony Kish same lol i spit all over my phone
Wow surprised how the maxima did really well !!
...also Volvo has had this in their cars since at least 2008
Really? Wow. I'm shopping for a used MB S Class specifically for the pre-collision feature..so maybe I need to look at Volvo. Hopefully there is an older Volvo with this feature and ventilated front seats because I live in a very hot climate.
Nightbird ventilated seats in Volvo cars is a recent option, perhaps they started having them in their new SPA platform, so look into an 2017 or newer XC90, S90, V90 or an 2018 or newer XC60 or an 2019 or newer S60 and V60 😊
@@Mirror1973 Thanks so much for that info! One thing that has me worried about the Volvo pre-collision system is that I was trying to figure out at what highway speeds does the AEB (auto emergency braking) engage WITHOUT the vehicle being in cruise control..which as you know has it's own emergency braking system. I called Volvo's customer service number..and their customer service agent told me that if you are high cruising and not using the cruise control..the emergency breaking will not work and that it only works without cruise control being engaged at city speeds of under 50 mph. This didn't sound right to me..and I mentioned to her that Toyota's pre-collision system will work at speeds between 7 mph - 110 mph without using their cruise control..and that comes standard even in the cheapest Corolla..so surely Volvo has something similar..to which she replied no and that only if you are in cruise control do you get AEB at highway speeds. Would you know anything about this? I can't believe Volvo would sell a vehicle that only have highway AEB if you are in cruise control..when Toyota gives you both options even in their cheapest compact car.
Nightbird I am as surprised as you are, I should check if that is true
@@Mirror1973 Let me know what you find out when you do please. Cheers.
What about the traffic coming from back...will they hit the 🚗...also whether the brakes automatically applied..
They should test for stroller detection and runaway stroller detection
1:04 Mentioned Subaru eyesight system but was showing a Nissan Maxima
Please do a left turn test, with the pedestrian cross the intersection.
Kia Optima: "Get rekt!" 6:03
I wish they would be more specific on the operating input status of the vehicles for this specific test. For example, from what I have seen of GMs system, driver input will always override these safety systems. Meaning if you have your foot on accelerator, the system won't activate. Ultimately making it so the buck stops with the driver, and not their system. I wonder what other auto makers current stance on these supplemental systems is?
Yet. The world hates Nissans and loves Hyundai and fords. Lol.
There's alot of people that hate hyundai but not ford as much
Nissan has severe reliability issues and their AEB systems are way to sensitive. NHTSA is currently investigating Nissan because their stupid AEB systems are causing bad crashes on highways cause Nissan forgot to include an override so once the system activates it keeps going until it stops the car then it gives control back to the driver, that is if someone hasn't rear ended you yet
@@marco.morel04 mercedes,audi,subaru and all the other systems do excatly the same as Nissan.
@@conradsealy9603 Not quite. With Mercedes, it measures the distance to the object in front. If there's enough space it'll release brake pressure so as to reduce the chance of getting rear ended. The system can then be overridden by accelerating if need be. Not sure of the rest.
@@SDav21 you are aware? The Nissan got a 'superior' rating in this test. Watch the video again and listen closely.
The Volvo cars had this feature since 2008-
Sonata, Optima and Fusion: *ignoring the pedestrian
Thanos: This does put a smile on my face.
I saw a Honda Civic. How about Honda's test results?
Oh you saw a Civic. Cool
It is astonishing the difference.
This wouldn’t be good in a zombie apocalypse
That's hilarious
Lol Kia and Ford are like: "Fuck it, who needs pedestrians"
I literally just bought a Ford Fusion... RIP
That was a mistake the pedestrian deadly features nonetheless.
Press F for the pedestrians.
4:46 ABS kicks in
this standard for most cars now a days? :o Honda crv's too?
Take a closer look how Nissan stops earlier than competitors
Why aren’t the safety systems detecting farther back then once they get too close? I rather have the car stop way back then get too close for comfort
Initially I had concerns buying a Ford Fusion. Now with these riots in 2020 I'm VERY glad I don't have these sensors.
Two interesting points:
Mercedes: Add money for superior AEB, otherwise you got ONLY the basic.
BMW: We offer standard, GOOD AEB! Add more money? U don’t need that! Go with basic rating lol
does it scan behind the car to make sure that it won't get rear ended after sudden brake slam?
Flighted then that depends on the other cars technology and safety features lol and if the driver can turn away or break in time
Brake lights will light up when brakes are engaged. If they get rear ended the other car was following to closely.
These tests should be conducted at 30 & 40mph, that is the speed of a road where you would find pedestrians.
Ford Fusion: Wait... there was a pedestrian there?
Mercedes: Object detected. Ford: Object removed.
1:06 that isn’t a Subaru lol
Nissan and mercedes have the best brakes
So the FORD sh!t failed every test, ought to be taken off the sticker price!
That kia didn't even attempt to brake
I'm sure people will definitely buy that car so they can text and drive. Wow.
BugsBunny007 people already text and drive
Ford Focus: bYe bITcH
Me: iM soRrY fOR yoUr LoS
2022 all cars must have this tech due to government regulation now its on the manufacturer to see who does it the best
I never see Toyota’s on these tests. Why? I thought their systems are good
It's of course because Toyota didn't pay IIHS to do the test. Just think about it, if I make a video telling you that Subaru, Nissan and Audi are good cars in terms of active safety features, should I get nothing in return? This is capitalism not socialism haha
Mobi Wori - So I guess by your logic Kia/Hyundai paid to have IIHS do the test but IIHS just didn’t get the deposit notification from the bank.
P.S. you think Nissan, Subaru, and Audi passed the test because they actually designed a competent driver aid system? I guess a conspiracy theory just sounds more sensational.
-Can Ameri- It’s 2019, people would rather believe conspiracy theories than the information presented right in front of them.
3:20 why is that so fucking funny lmfao
Usage of mobile phones while walking leads to more pedestrian accidents
My Hyundai Elantra has the best pedestrian detection system not sure what’s up with these newer models some have autonomous braking with pedestrian detection and some just have autonomous braking.
Well looks like you got lucky man
How about Chevrolet Malibu?
Well at least Nissan can get safety right
I have a Hyundai Kona and the AEB with Ped/detection works fine. These tests shouldn't be taken as a blanket statement that every model of that make safety system doesn't work. You just get lemons some times 🤷🏾♂️
Where is Tesla?
Na they did the FORD DIRTY. THE CHILD OBVIOUSLY CAME OUT WAY TO LATE COMPARED TO HOW THEY DID THE SUBIE AND MAXIMA. By the time the fusion was a foot away the kid was on the side of the road there was no reaction time for the computer. But that Kia just missed up
Me:
Hyundai Sonata: YEET!!!!!
Don't be fooled by Kia and Hyundai. This what happens when you copy a system. Surprised with Ford fail.
How Ford at anything a surprise? 😂😂😂
Not once has my corolla go off do to a person 🤔
Kia Optima: bY sIs
Me:
tesla : fuck this shit *goes even faster*
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1:03 That's a nissan.
216robh yes
he didnt say that the car was a subaru, he said that the nissan and the subaru has the same system.
Liam Jansson who you talking to?
Ford and Kia...........
Ha..ha....ha........
Dummies were harmed as part of the execution of these tests.
Ford, Kia, Hyunday: FUCKING PEDS, they're taking our roads! imma teach him a lesson!!!! Do these auto makers even test their crap before announce it as a selling point to consumers. Should be illegal!
subaru starlink isnt in nissans.. what is iihs thinking
it’s eyesight. That’s the cameras.
It's funny because I don't know him.
the test has flaw. who knows if the fails one failed because they don't respond well to dummies but okay for actual human.
現代さん、止まる気ないですやん
pedestrians are always in high light situation and not moving ...lol test real life situations
Nissan🤩🤩
I Wonder If the hair is right🤔
Lmaooo fusion did not give two fucks
Hyundai disaster!!
6:00 hahahahahahaha
ford just slams right through the kid
So KIA and Ford suck, got it
Comes standard in 17+ toyota what gives
How about encourage consumers to use their eyes and brakes. And sow down when you’re driving next to cars that are parked like that. There will be no need for these systems.
Oh gosh, common sense? Send the hounds!
fusion was like ight fuck it lol
as a huge for fan im telling you 2012-2018 fords were the worst literally everysingle of them unbelievable poorly build unreliable ugly piece of shits yet i still love them lol
さすがやんw
People can be stupid and run across traffic and it is there fault people should be responsible for their actions
True, but should their punishment be death or permanently disabled for a momentary lapse in judgement?
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