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    Blind Spot Warning

    Everyone has different needs and situations. I prefer a lower price over motorized adjustable mirrors. This is acceptable because I’ll be the sole driver most of the time. Once I adjust the seat and mirrors, they stay that way for about six months. In winter, I need to wear a heavy jacket, which...
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    Blind Spot Warning

    Zipn, I hope you are right, and Slate includes the BSW, but I have not heard nor read anything indicating they will. I submitted a question regarding this for the recent video they released answering questions from “deposit holders.” They did not address my question during that session (I...
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    Blind Spot Warning

    A agree with you all! I am just saying, for me, the blind spot warning system is an extra layer of safety… along with mirrors properly adjusted and LOOKING. I do not solely rely on that system, but, again, for myself, it is something I would always want on my car. (Just as I appreciate rear...
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    Blind Spot Warning

    I totally get why you think mirrors should be properly adjusted! But I actually find the BSW feature to be a great safety boost that makes me feel more secure. I’m not as young as I used to be, and twisting and turning to check the blind spot has shown I have less neck mobility than I once did...
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    Blind Spot Warning

    Driving vehicles with Blind Spot Warning system, to me, is a major safety feature. I know how to drive, but this safety system has become a real advantage and a “must” for me. Safety is paramount. I hope Slate decides to build this “system” in, or, at least offer this as an option. I feel so...
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