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My parents had seat belts installed in the ’57 Chevy wagon in 1960. I don’t ***know*** what they paid, but I doubt it was more than a couple of hundred dollars–adjusted for inflation–and it could have been well less than that. Various other cars had seat belts, and then shoulder harnesses installed until shoulder harnesses became mandatory.

And, when might arguably want such technology working for you, it gives up the ghost and shuts down – as in bad weather. And it doesn’t even have to be raining or snowing very hard.

Yeah and I thought about obtaining an aftermarket one, however I’m not keeping it long enough to justify the cost/trouble of installing one. My wife has her first vehicle with a backup camera (purchased Dec 2016) and now hates driving any vehicle without one.

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Everything placed into a vehicles to try and prevent accidents is included and intended to protect you just as much as it is included and intended to protect others.

They’ve experienced ups and downs over the years, and today, it faces trouble in terms of retaining its market share from rival brands, despite dabbling in electric vehicle technology. One of the segments it faces even more competition and gets lots of negative feedback from is the pickups. They’re fierce and aggressive looking, but owners and other GM pickup drivers have had much to say about them. From problematic vehicle recalls that involve serious problems in manufacturing, to the interior and other issues, GM pickups aren’t necessarily the best of the best so to speak, at least not today. It may have lost some of its rugged charm based on a host of reasons, like an underwhelming interior, not enough luxury, lack of electrification, among many other issues.

“Get these awful poor people and their cheap/old cars off the roads and away from my precious children!!!”

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This is not the first time this has happened in a Chevrolet Colorado, as the reader who sent Jalopnik the initial tip pointed out in his email. He linked us to the Kelley Blue Book review above, which features a Z71 model press vehicle with airbags dangling from its A-pillar.

When it comes to autonomous vehicles, the minimum performance standard should be that they do at least as well as competent, conscientious human drivers who make occasional mistakes. What I fear we will get is flawed systems that make it safer for drunks to text.