I replaced Ford BlueCruise with an open-source driver-assistance system - after 1,000 miles, I'm not going back
A tech enthusiast shares their experience replacing Ford's BlueCruise driver-assistance system with an open-source alternative called Comma 4. The author details their transition from Tesla's FSD to the Ford F-150 Lightning and their preference for the aftermarket solution.
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The rise of aftermarket, open-source driver-assistance systems challenges the subscription-based models currently favored by major automotive manufacturers.
A $1,000 upgrade that replaced a $500-a-year subscription
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