5 New Car Features That Don't Suck!

5 Modern Car Features We ALL LOVE! Car Companies been taking lots of L's lately, but every now and then, a BIG W shows up! I’m a sucker for flex mobiles of all kind and the hardest way to flex is to enter and exit your car with some CUSTOM Doors BAYBEEE. This is how doors open on yo house. This is how doors open on a Spaceship, Japanese Interiors. The Slide, the Swoop, the Upsweep. I WANT IT ALL. Sedans, Coupes, Trucks, Vans, even God Forbidden SUVS. They all look cool as hell with Clear Tail Lights. Even Scooters look amazing with Clear Tail Lights! Rear View Live Feed Cameras?
*Inhale* *Sigh* These are so cool.

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[icedfiregd]

One day I will get a pet turtle, just to show it some bladed

[SomeoneCalled]

F those heated seats subscription, Doors go

[BlueThunderO]

Here's a modern car feature that should be implemented in every car manufacturer and honestly would benefit alot of people who wanna go get their car serviced. An onboard car diagnosis system. Like incase there's something wrong with your car, your car would tell you exactly what's wrong with it so that you don't get ripped off by a mechanic whose trying to squeeze every last penny out of you at the shop.

[p.t.]

3 most valuable features as for me:
- Tire pressure sensors
- Parking sensors
- Electric windows

And AIRCON.

[onufmi]

i actually like sport mode. in my car it only makes the steering stiffer and throttle is stronger. which makes me enjoy the road more and its easier to heel and toe since I don't have to press the throttle as much to blip. with sport mode off it drives really smoothly. i don't have any suspension changes or exhaust flap just those 2 things and it still completely transforms the car into "attack" mode :D that's one feature i like. owning a performance car is good but being able to daily drive it with ease is also great.

another feature i like even tho i never experienced it before is that Opel sunroof. it looks more like manual convertible rooftop but with glass roof on top. you can just slide it and bam. sun! it looks cool.

oh and i also like busses. i want to help people who don't like driving. less people on road means more space for me to wzooomm!!!

[hrgkorneris]

One of my favorites is heated seats and a heated steering wheel because I live in a place where it gets cold in the winter.
Another one would be the speed limiter. It's a thing in Volvo (probably some other cars also have it, but I just don't know about them). It's something like cruise control, but you just can't go above the speed you've set up unless you push the gas pedal hard. My favorite as I had a reckless driving fine and if I break the law again, they might send me to driving school. Great to obey the law and not have to watch your speedometer constantly if you're speeding or not.

[Guythatlivesaquietlife]

Porsche and bmw launch controls are out of this world. Probably the best launch control systems

[robbiealderton]

Android Auto/modern infotainment has got to be one of the best features, having the map right next to me instead of having to reach down and get my phone? WAYY safer

[Ryder]

One i would add is good infotainment systems. Some are highly distractive but some are really nice like how it auto connects to phone so you dont have to connect every time or even worse using your phone instead.

[Henry_Racing]

I’m loving the positive car videos coming from you lately. Always looking on the bright side!

[mcmann]

That Nimitz to Kuznetsov comparison sent my sides into orbit cause it’s so true, also just like the Kuznetsov, I swear those black tail light cars are always in the shop more than on the street in my experience

[CoolcatTerri]

One of the coolest doors that wasn't included are the BMW Z1 sliding doors. So cool!

[StardustADV]

Those clear tail lights go real hard!
Love the way those look.
Also, aircraft carrier video time?

[kimarykorlumiose]

"I gotta stop myself before this becomes a whole different video"
go on, Bladed.
live up to that ISAF logo.

talk about planes.

[Tumbxdo]

You know its a good day when Bladed Angel Uploads

[yoaashay]

I think along with clear taillights, another feature that I really like is "smoked" taillights and headlights from factory. By that I mean the ones that have the headlamp housing blacked out and only the lens is clear (mostly present in projector headlight setups) and taillights that are dark but have brighter LEDs to compensate for it like in the current 3 series and 5 series LCI for example. Not many economy cars have this but I wish they did tbh it makes them look really nice imo.

[phantomfire]

Something I think should be in more cars is a HUD on the windshield with even maybe the gps system connected to it showing you the route directly on the road in front of you, or highlighting potential dangers.

[killawhale]

As someone who chooses not to afford newer cars (I drive a 2003 Subaru Baja), I fucking LOVE Bluetooth integrated audio systems, it's one of those things that only started to become standard like 10ish years ago. My first car was a 05 Taurus, and that car was designed before aux ports were even a thing in cars, and the way the center console was designed you could not simply replace it with a modern unit (you'd have to rip it all apart since the piece was unique to the model instead of having a standard block-type unit like a lot of cars) so I was pretty much stuck with CDs until I got a device that connected to BT and emitted a radio signal that you could then tune the radio to. It worked but highly impractical if you're on a road trip and the signal you set it to is now occupied by an actual station and you can't get anything from your device, plus there was a constant quiet static even at the best of times).

Finally I got a newer car, a 2013 Focus ST which had a modern infotainment system and man it was good, had proper BT, would instantly connect when I turned the car on. Unfortunately wrecked my ST recently, so I managed to get a Baja and luckily it has a modern aftermarket stereo which is great because it has an aux port!...but phones (including mine) don't have aux ports anymore. So I had to get a bluetooth to aux unit. Notice how it all comes back to bluetooth?

I suppose this isn't the newest feature around these days, but there are many cars still on the road that don't have it! It's great for folks like me who enjoy listening to their own music rather than the radio. It's one of those things that's taken for granted. Hell, how many of us here are into early 00s, 90s, 80s and earlier cars? They definitely didn't come standard with bluetooth! We should at least be thankful aftermarket audio systems are a thing.

[RandomAndCars]

Nissan GTR launch control: blows up transmision
Bladed: works great

[luism]

I really like start/stop systems because just sitting in your car at a red light while it idles feels like such a waste of fuel. It also allows you to stop for a minute or two when waiting without having to completely shut the engine off