Eyesighttm driver assist system

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Subaru Forester News. Subscribe to Torque News on YouTube. Comments Zach Mauch wrote on August 26, - am Permalink. Question: Considering that the Forester and Ascent are on the same update cycle, doesn't make sense to assume that it will get any new tech the Forester gets? In fact, considering the Ascent is the higher end vehicle it probably means it is more likely to get it.

Don Levin wrote on August 26, - pm Permalink. Currently despite forward and reverse auto braking, the side of a vehicle can rub against a garage door opening or knock the side mirror off.

Karen K wrote on August 27, - pm Permalink. Any verification or sources of this "likely" change? As another poster mentioned, it's far more reasonable to assume the family-oriented and upscale Ascent would get this feature before the Forester.

Need to connect with a Hawaiian retailer? Visit Subaru of Hawaii. About the Love Promise. Adding confidence to every trip, EyeSight monitors traffic movement, optimizes cruise control, and warns you if you sway outside your lane.

When equipped with EyeSight, all Subaru models receive the highest possible rating for front crash prevention by IIHS highest rated claim from to The Pre-Collision Braking feature can even apply full braking force in emergency situations, helping you avoid or reduce frontal impacts.

The core of the EyeSight system is its set of dual color cameras. Intelligently and unobtrusively placed near the rearview mirror, they scan the road for unanticipated dangers.

This advanced system provides extra awareness, safety, and added peace of mind every time you drive. Watch the videos below to see how each component of EyeSight works together to bring you a safer road ahead.

To keep a safe distance from the car in front of you, choose the distance you want to preserve, and EyeSight will automatically adjust your speed to maintain your selected distance.

Pre-Collision Braking helps you avoid or reduce frontal impacts by alerting you and applying full braking force in emergency situations. EyeSight detects objects in front of the vehicle that you are likely to hit. It will reduce the power from the engine to help minimize the possible impact force and frontal impact damage. EyeSight Stories chronicles the experiences of people whose lives have been changed by Subaru EyeSight. Watch the episodes below to see how this safety feature gives peace of mind to every drive, and an extra layer of safety and convenience wherever you drive.

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Actual mileage will vary. Whatever comes first concludes the warranty. Pre-approved Hometown Charities may be selected for donation depending on retailer participation. See your local Subaru retailer for details or visit subaru. So basically everyone who gets into an accident, from full-on fatal accidents to hairline scratches are incompetent drivers?

If you are the one crashed into, you're not an incompetent driver, but if you are the one who crashed your car accidentally due to negligence, recklessness or poor reaction times, yes you're an incompetent driver.

Boy, Carguide has turned into 4chan because of its number of trolls gets popcorn. I know, right? We're actually thinking of removing "anonymous comments" moving forward if the trolling doesn't stop. Please do sir. These trolls only have the guts because they know they can post anonymously. Hi, were you able to know if windshield tint will have an effect on the performance of the Eyesight system?

Officially, Subaru doesn't recommend putting any kind of tint on vehicles equipped with EyeSight. However, locally I understand Motor Image has done some testing and it still works up to a certain gradient. My mom is considering to buy Toyota Rush over Forester her first choice because when it comes to maintenance, "Subaru" daw has the reputation for being inefficient due to the availability of its parts.

Is this correct and parts have to be imported? Any comment please. Rush is a very different vehicle to the Forester. When it comes to maintenance parts, it's quite easy to get Subaru parts.

However, I do have to agree that when it comes to collision parts, they are expensive and may take some time to arrive. Feel free to leave your comment or share your views.