Info on 2010s?

[127.0.0.1]

the electric nannying will save a 'non-drivers' butt. those are the majority of drivers

but those who -drive-, and have had a lot of experience driving and getting things
out of whack in the high school parking lot at night, it may be a problem

I like VSC because I have had my little LeCar R5 Turbo get out of sorts once or twice and I was fishtailing everywhere at 70 mph and came within a hair of flipping it. Sore arms amd ribs later (from my very rapid counter-steering) saved me, but only just. if the Yaris gets out of whack, I will attempt the same, but VSC should make it easier.

the TRAC is something I do not want, it has already left me stuck once...on a steep
dirt driveway where I needed some spin to get up. trac keep bogging me down.

anyhow....cannot disable it. I guess I just have to deal. no worries i like the little Yaris, it is like taking a break from driving the 4runner every day. I can whip the Yaris around a but and there is no danger of tipping over like the 4runner might.

[spockmay]

Originally Posted by 127.0.0.1

the electric nannying will save a 'non-drivers' butt. those are the majority of drivers

Exactly! Even as an experienced driver though, it's nice because I can't guarantee that I'm "on" every second that I'm driving. I do my best, but sometimes that one second reaction is the difference between making it home safely and not.

On a related note, a car behind me on the highway entrance ramp this morning spun out (did a 180) when she overreacted to a driver who wouldn't let them onto the highway. Luckily she didn't hit anything and was just shaken up. Oh, and it was mostly dry with some wet patches from yesterday's rain. Most likely if she had ABS she would have been fine...