Model 3 - FSD Supervised 12.4.3 - Forced 180 Test Loop - 2024.15.15 - 6 July 2024 

Leaving large gaps in heavy traffic will result in getting honked, cursed, flipped off at in some places, like SoCal LOL

​@@duncansosso8010Many times drivers should really leave large gaps especially in stop and go traffic which allows you to keep a steady rolling speed without propagating the stops and deceleration. Screw the fools that don't understand this. Ive been driving this way for years in so cal and generally do not get hassled.

@@duncansosso8010I can see that being the case for sure but lots of accidents happen due to not allowing enough following distance. It’s a people problem unfortunately.

@@maxsteele1 100% agree. Good luck conveying that logic to a bunch of buffoons on the road, however.

Tesla's 'advanced' FSD does not work properly. It is 100% Supervised, when Elon promised Self Driving. That was 8 years ago.

@@DerekDavis213 Who cares about Elon's promise? He is a CEO, selling the dream, and has done something incredibly amazing that no one thought was possible. Come take a drive here in Southern California 25% of the cars on the road are Teslas and that is not an exaggeration. You will see them lined up at every stop light. The bottom line is his FSD is 10x better than the next competitor. I own Tesla stock but not a Tesla.

Hunger strike for the enjoyment lever!!

Hunger strike for the enjoyment lever!!

Can't speak to version 12.4, but 12.3 does fine in the rain, it limits it's max speeds and beeps, but drives just fine even in pretty heavy driving rain. At night the car drives fine, but will ultimately turn off entirely when the inside camera can't see you, which is annoying. It will control headlights to enable and disable high beams.

FSD does not have Radar, or Lidar, or Ultrasonic sensors. So of course performance at night, rain, or fog is going to *suffer* .

@@DerekDavis213 Humans do fine with none of those things, and so does FSD...

​@@DerekDavis213no it doesn't. You don't need these extra sensors. Simple advanced optical science.

These things all seem pretty minor if you ask me

As far as FSD being a disappointment, my wife and I use it every time we can! An imperfect tool that we love;

@@mcsmith9244 Can you imagine that some people paid 15k or 12k for this imperfect tool ?

To​@@DerekDavis213 nothing is perfect, is the car you paid 40 or 50k perfect? The house you paid 500k- severa millions perfect? Bottom line: as long as you get your money's worth, it's a fair trade

@@fz8964 Of course nothing is perfect. But if FSD makes mistakes, that could cost you your life. Do you see the difference? And what makes it even worse, is the constant hype and untruths coming from Elan and his horde of influencers.