#self-driving cars

Are self-driving features a genuine safety upgrade or just an expensive distraction?

Is Tesla’s Full Self-Driving more about hype than real safety, and why do fans defend it like a religion?

Is the push for self-driving electric cars making regular driving less safe and less fun?

Are self-driving features actually making cars more expensive to insure in 2026?

Is automatic driving assistance making us worse drivers instead of better ones?

Do you trust fully autonomous features enough to pay extra for them?

With self-driving features hitting mass-market cars, are you still paying attention to the driver?

Self-driving tech doesn’t make driving safer — it makes you lazier and less aware.

What's your take on self-driving tech being ready for real-world daily use?

Do driverless features actually make driving safer for me

Is Tesla’s self-driving hype dangerously misleading, or do critics just hate progress?

With autonomous tech evolving, is learning to drive still necessary?

Are you upgrading your car's tech or holding out for fully self-driving features?

Is Tesla’s ‘full self-driving’ a dangerous hype or an honest step toward the future?

Is self-driving tech making us worse drivers, or exposing how bad we always were?

Are you questioning the value of self-driving features after recent subscription price hikes?

Would you trust a self-driving car for daily commuting?

Will self-driving cars make driving less fun?

Should self driving cars ever be fully allowed without a human

Do you still trust self-driving features after recent safety recalls?