Earlier today, we cited a Local 6 report that indicated Toyota would be bringing “Intelligent Parking Assistant” as an option to the United States on the Prius compact. Apparently, the news channel didn’t get all of its facts entirely straight, and Toyota won’t be making the technology an option on the Prius in the U.S. What Toyota will do, however, is offer it as an option on the Lexus LS 600h, according to a report by CNET. As previously reported by Leftlane, Toyota plans to unveil the new Lexus hybrid luxury sedan next week at the New York Auto Show.
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04/05, 9:56 PM
posted by:
John
A more limited experiment than the Prius, in case something goes wrong legally.
04/05, 10:34 PM
posted by:
manny
what? will something go wrong in the computer and self-parking priuses become self-driving priuses and take over the earth? because i can see some legal issues there…
04/05, 11:05 PM
posted by:
Thing2
Yay, the old people can now park their Lexus’s WITHOUT scratching ALL the other cars AND staying NEAR the CURB
04/06, 3:25 AM
posted by:
DaveO
I think the SUV drivers need it more….
04/06, 7:01 AM
posted by:
Phil
Haha, manny, I can see that. I think we ought to seal off the California border from the rest of the United States and treat California as a separate country so that we can protect ourselves from that if ever it may occur.
04/15, 6:46 PM
posted by:
Kevin
Yes