DUD/dash
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Racer
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From: hilton ny
DUD/dash
..The white hud display can't be real we hope, The Dash really reminds me of a C4, and I don't believe the passenger can see the Nav. etc.
.. to be determined I guess.
..In reality, I'll probably never get to own one. If so, I would love it, Another opinion, the Tail lights could have been alittle of both designs, this new rectangle with some kind of round high tech type "lens" within this light for all of us to be smiling and ordering one quicker.
.. to be determined I guess.
..In reality, I'll probably never get to own one. If so, I would love it, Another opinion, the Tail lights could have been alittle of both designs, this new rectangle with some kind of round high tech type "lens" within this light for all of us to be smiling and ordering one quicker.
Last edited by wild oats; Jan 21, 2013 at 02:24 AM. Reason: spelling
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Won't be optimized for night driving. 
(Start: nerd-rant)
Human eyes have the highest sensitivity to green, that's why Night Vision Devices provide a green image (highest noticeable contrast to the user). White light/colored displays will be more distracting to the driver, even when dimmed. The HUD should be an aid to the driver, not a focal point. Whatever though, we'll get the design that looks the coolest, not the one that provides the best function. (End: nerd-rant)
(Start: nerd-rant)
Human eyes have the highest sensitivity to green, that's why Night Vision Devices provide a green image (highest noticeable contrast to the user). White light/colored displays will be more distracting to the driver, even when dimmed. The HUD should be an aid to the driver, not a focal point. Whatever though, we'll get the design that looks the coolest, not the one that provides the best function. (End: nerd-rant)
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