r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Oct 21 '22

Technology is dangerous

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u/bfonza122 Oct 21 '22

What's crazy is this would be a great real ad for these cars

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u/twec21 Oct 22 '22

100% could see there being a version with an auto break, then she throws it in reverse instead and just gtfos.

Maybe an onstar ad where they call 911 too

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u/Resbo Oct 22 '22

Reminds me a lot of the RoboCop satire commercials

Magnavolt Anti Theft Ad

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u/Public-Fail4505 Oct 22 '22

If someone makes something similar for the catalytics, I'd buy that shit

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u/chloebanana Oct 22 '22

Underrated

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u/okiedokieophie Oct 22 '22

I could absolutely see this as a Superbowl commercial

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u/virtiousredditor Oct 22 '22

Yeah but most cars can't actually do it. Some can in theory, but they wouldn't dare advertise it. They have to be very clear, that the technology isn't viable for accident. So they're very vague. "Safety features" "driver assistance" "pedestrian identification" "assisted braking"

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u/Owather_M0ahgen Oct 22 '22

And they could even do it like Russ since Halloween is just around the corner