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I'm not a fan of automatic washes anyway, but I do like giving my car a good foam bath from my power washer. I just keep the nozzle a distance away from the surface.

I just do it for fun to play with it. I have no problems parking the car myself. Now if it could auto park without me in it, and unpark itself say if I can't open the doors to get in, then I think I would use it. But I hope that I don't get in that situation when someone parks so close to me...

Was this a parallel park attempt or a parking lot situation? Do you remember how close it came to the other car? Mine went to within about 18 inches to the car when backing up and about the same when pulling forward for my parking lot attempt. In my overhead video post above, it was pretty...

As far as I know, It doesn't have a summon feature at this time. I did post a video of my car doing parallel auto park the other day on Twitter. But your question should be posted in the Auto Park thread, not this thread.

Yes, you just have to hold the gear stalk in a position as if switching into drive or reverse for a few seconds without flipping it past the resistance point to get it into neutral. Make sense?

Saw your car pics as well The brushed look on the trim pieces turned out really nice. Move accent pieces I still haven't washed the car yet, but it's gonna need it soon as I drove it in the rain. I'm probably gonna use a gentle car soap for matte finishes, that I used for one of my prior cars...

There is a dream owner in the Bay area that did a color shift PPF done at the same shop that I had my car wrapped. Looked good. I think it's more about the quality of the shop and their experience with the material than anything. Of course, I'm sure there will be an added cost, but I didn't...

That's expensive for screen protectors. Guess I'll just wait until more hit the market

I posted a similar experience I had while playing with the car in certain modes on inclines. You can read it here. I may have linked to my latest reply, and my scenario might be up a few posts. Post in thread 'How is creep mode supposed to work?'...

For the settings I was using, creep on, hold on, no roll, and when the car is on a sizeable slope, I'd liken the behavior to a car with manual transmission and the clutch pushed in. Once you release the clutch pedal, or in this case, step on the accelerator, the car engages the motor and works...

I will comment and concur with all those folks saying that the car will roll opposite of what you intend if you are on a slope. I was playing with some scenarios, and I found a sizable slope to practice. I drove up the slope and came to a stop by letting off the accelerator and have the car on...

I'm also in the boat of I'll park it myself, but it's a nice feature to play with. Just like the highway assist etc.

Just let it rip 😂. I'm still figuring out how to video it. Probably gonna need a person outside the car to film while I do it.

So i can confirm, the auto park works well for me in the back in position as well. it was a tight space and a l was really impressed. I will try to get video.

Yes. Once you initiate auto park, it's hands off, no pedal, no shifting from reverse to drive. I'm on 2.0.24

I'll try it, but not sure I will be able to get an overhead shot in a parking lot. I'm guessing the lucid is not necessarily looking at the lines but I'll report back after I play with it.

No you do not have to reinitiate it. Creep will remain in creep mode until you engage park, or travel faster than a certain speed.

Here's my auto park in action. You can see it on Twitter I put in here as well. Auto Park thread

I tried Auto park. I posted it on Twitter if you are interested in seeing it. I think it did a good job. What do you guys think?

Agree it's just a tap of the accelerator just beyond slight resistance. Then the speed is very controllable with they brake. For me, it doesn't lurch or move too fast for me to prevent it from rolling too much. For those that are having it move too fast, you may be pressing the accelerator too...