We have an SX and love it, but it took a good two weeks to learn and get comfortable with all the tech: cameras, buzzers, alerts, vibrating steering wheel, self correcting steering, and so forth. I have joked with my adult son that he will have to get "rated" on the equipment before he can borrow it. We're also wondering how things would go if we let a valet park it. Am I paranoid, or is it easy for a driver new to the vehicle to hop in behind the wheel?
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If somebody is unable to drive the Telluride because they are scared of the safety features it has, they probably have no business driving a car made in the 21st century. The driver assist functions are there to prevent accidents, not cause them for drivers hopping into the Telluride for the first time.
I think all the Telluride's tech and features are quite common in new vehicules. You'll find the same assists in pretty much any BMW, Audi or Mercedes for example so I wouldn't be too worried.
The great thing about is Kia is the fact you get all these features for way less money than the competition
The great thing about is Kia is the fact you get all these features for way less money than the competition
