Originally Posted by 3dog

Now I can see where there might be someone with a handicap or physical limitation who could really make good use of this technology.

Originally Posted by DetMich1

We heard you the first time! Why the double post? For emphasis?

Originally Posted by sha4000

but why would it be so hard?ive parallel parked with about 1in to spare front and back,are things that tight in EUROPE

Originally Posted by CK6Speed

I can see the sensors easily detecting a curb so the car knows when to turn the wheel and such, but if there are no cars in front or behind you how will the self parking system know where to position the car? Will it be able to detect the parking stall lines like are typical for metered stalls? Will the car align itself correctly with the curb, but keep on reversing until it detects another car or obstruction behind it? Just wondering how this system will work and how practical it really would be in everyday use. Cool technology though

Originally Posted by bitkahuna

They're ABSURDLY tight. Even pay parking lots are RIDICULOUSLY tight. I've been in parking lots where I had to be REALLY REALLY careful going up floor ramps to avoid cars parked on each floor and when you find a spot it's sometimes REALLY difficult to even get OUT of the car there's so little space between the cars.

That's another reason why I left Europe.