Size comparison

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Not really directly related to size "comparison", but it would be nice to have the basic properties of the vehicle listed somewhere in the system. For example, a page in the infotainment could show the vehicle along with its dimensions and (curb) weight. It comes handy when looking for parking, being towed, etc.
To that, having a roof sensor for parking garage clearance bars would be great too
 
Not really directly related to size "comparison", but it would be nice to have the basic properties of the vehicle listed somewhere in the system. For example, a page in the infotainment could show the vehicle along with its dimensions and (curb) weight. It comes handy when looking for parking, being towed, etc.
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That is generally done with a forward looking camera so it has plenty of time to warn you. I think it is incorporated in what is know as 360 view.
I’ve never experienced for the top of the car. If someone knows of a model I’d be curious. I’m used to 360 but I’ve never had the warning sensor beep when going in a parking garage. Or I see a height bar at a drive-in, etc…
 
I’ve never experienced for the top of the car. If someone knows of a model I’d be curious. I’m used to 360 but I’ve never had the warning sensor beep when going in a parking garage. Or I see a height bar at a drive-in, etc…
As it turns out no manufactures do this. Many modern vehicles have parking assist systems with sensors, like ultrasonic or radar, to detect obstacles around the car, such as walls or other vehicles, especially during parallel parking. However, these are not designed to measure the height of a parking garage entrance. I wonder why?
 
As it turns out no manufactures do this. Many modern vehicles have parking assist systems with sensors, like ultrasonic or radar, to detect obstacles around the car, such as walls or other vehicles, especially during parallel parking. However, these are not designed to measure the height of a parking garage entrance. I wonder why?
Glad I wasn’t crazy. Makes you wonder if it struggles to detect but to add it would be very cool. If nothing else, maybe as part of the roof rack since that adds a good amount of height.
 
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Glad I wasn’t crazy. Makes you wonder if it struggles to detect but to add it would be very cool. If nothing else, maybe as part of the roof rack since that adds a good amount of height.
That would be a good place for it.
Back in the day my father in-law who, always loved his old Suburbans would take his dymo labeler and stick messages on the dash for when the kids came of age to drive, like remember it is an old car, Jiggle the key if it dose't turn over and remember this is 6' tall when you park. I guess we could do that. 😂 O'h yes I knew my wife before we could drive.
 
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May be a good excuse for a front mounted UHF antenna like the Aussies use. Just get one the same height as your roof and put a tennis ball on it 😂

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