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Thinner A-pillars

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Parking skills




This post has been edited by plouffle0789: May 28 2024, 09:46 AM

Modern cars comes with camera at the pillar built in, so u can see the piilar as though seeing through but using a screen

Nowadays many cars comes with built-in blind spot detection indicator at the side mirror.

Me old skool still turn ma head to look.

2017 Japan car also have?

This honda A-pillar design is good?

Having the BSM at the A-pillar is much better as the light gives a better contràst again the dark plastic as it is much noticeable as compared to being in the Side Mirrors.

While it is good to have additional features such as these, but I would still prefer to drive relying on situational awareness.

Seen this before too, they try to have an opening for that blind spot but creates 2 more pillar blindspot.
Never drove in those but have a skeptical view a little.

The one that has camera to see though works better

Volvo's concept was interesting: See through

No problem in Iswara and old skool cars.

Only photo

how cost effective it is?

I was amazed that the new CRV only comes with left side blind-spot camera, but right driver side u pandai2 lah

How about Toyota Veloz ,Nissan X-Trail,Mazda CX-3,CX-30, CX-5,CX-8?

Just shift your body left and right while looking at the area covered by blindspot (A pillar). When I drive I also tend to turn my head and look through rear passenger door window.

I don't know why there are those who don't.

That blind spot monitor at side mirror can help you with blockage caused by A pillars meh? My car doesn't have this so I don't know.

kat malaysia tarak boleh pakai ini instruction.
petak parking all 3/4 square area of this demo.

Modern cars design sucks
Everywhere blind spots
Not practical

Probably need strong A pillars to enhance cabin integrity and allow the doors to be able to be opened in a crash.

Means our parking space is much smaller than overseas countries?

Increase our safety not good?

Human too rely on technology?

subaru pretty good with their design

Honda Jazz has good design with the little triangle windows too. The A pillars are positioned further from the driver.

A mass production of the F1 halo apply to the pillars, which will highly reduce the blindspots.
It should be able bring down the cost if make it happens.

Apart from that,
Those drivers driving vehicles with BLIS BSM, even with the warning, still behave like shit. Give indicator within a second straight away out from the lane, worse even switch lanes with any indication or sign within a second.

I don't understand the relevance of the second paragraph.

Just my uncommon rant
Sorry if make you confused
Thanks for reading through though

Is it good car have the small triangle windows?

Proton anx perodua have?

Can minimise blind spots.

I tested both Jazz and City in 2018. The jazz has significantly less blind spots caused by the A pillars due to the position of the pillars and larger front windows.

My honda siti gm6 A pillar constantly blocking my view everytime during cornering. I have to move my body forward and drive like an 80yrs old granny whenever doing cornering. Roundabouts are the worst

yup, I notice that too when I drive, old car before 90s does not have this issue

Ayam driving GM6 too. If you see one with only 3 window visors (driver's side tarak), that's probably mine. I don't understand how some owners can stick a visor on the driver's side on a car with such obstructive A pillars.

That's because they're designed per old safety standards kot. Those cars have skinny A pillars.

ya, very tiny pillar hahaha, largest pillar is pillar C

Lol yeah you can see them turning on their signal and their BSM light flash rapidly meaning there must be an audible alert inside that beeped at them saying there’s a car in their blind spot but they still switched lanes very aggressively.

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This car?

Seems very thick

May you show some dash cam?


Jpi should give summon to them..

No excuse...

Own car betray them.haha

Yup. This one.