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Why Tesla Full Self Drive is POINTLESS!

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Can a ₤ 1,000 box and a high-mileage used vehicle truly beat a Tesla at its own game? Mat's on a mission to discover!

Elon Musk desires over ₤ 6,800 to include "Complete Self-Driving" to a new Tesla Model 3. However Mat thinks he can do it for method less. He's purchased a 2016 Skoda Superb for ₤ 5,850 and paired it with a comma four system for just ₤ 942.

The goal? A DIY autonomous automobile that costs less than a Tesla software upgrade! So what will occur in this video?

First up, Mat and the team use Carwow to discover a low-cost, pre-owned car with Adaptive Cruise Control. When the vehicle's been secured (a top-spec, 165,000-mile Skoda Superb Lauren & Klement edition!), we'll get it checked over to guarantee it's fully roadworthy.

When any issues have actually been fixed, Mat and Nick will get to work installing the system in the car (and trust us, it's more difficult than you may think). But once it's in place, Mat and Nick will check the system on our private test track and runway, before taking it out on the open roadway!

The question is, will the comma system actually work? And more notably, will it perform better than the Tesla ?! Drop your guess in the comments listed below, and then keep enjoying to see which triumphes!

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42 responses to “Why Tesla Full Self Drive is POINTLESS!”

  1. @zaidmuscle80 Avatar
    @zaidmuscle80

    that was autosteer not the full self drive

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    1. @Holyfield Avatar
      @Holyfield

      yea wtf, autosteer is not ment for city driving and does not follow navigation data either

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    2. @danpowell5127 Avatar
      @danpowell5127

      Didn’t expect anything more from Tesla hater Matt, at least he didn’t embarrass himself with door handles this time.

      For those who have actually used FSD 13 or above will see through this trash.

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    3. @davidt01 Avatar
      @davidt01

      To be fair, openpilot is more like autosteer than FSD right now anyway

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    4. @roadbiker8333 Avatar
      @roadbiker8333

      @Holyfield even FSD doesn’t

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    5. @VelcroTheSpaceCat Avatar
      @VelcroTheSpaceCat

      ​@roadbiker8333you don’t know what you are talking about. That isn’t FSD. It is autosteer. So you are vastly misrepresentating the abilities of FSD. Of the 40k miles on my Model3P. 90 percent are FSD. It handles the entire drive from leaving to house to parking, including steep mountain roads that are not lined.

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  2. @jethall1 Avatar
    @jethall1

    This is clickbait. That Tesla is using enhanced auto pilot not full self driving. I don’t even believe full self driving is available in the UK yet due to government regulations.

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    1. @corn6553 Avatar
      @corn6553

      typical carwow

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    2. @4TheExec Avatar
      @4TheExec

      Also, the hardware in that older Model 3 is not the same as in the new model

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    3. @user-nd7hn1eu7x Avatar
      @user-nd7hn1eu7x

      @4TheExecdidn’t Musk promise FSD on models that came out years ago?

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    4. @conor7154 Avatar
      @conor7154

      Neither of those things are surprising, Carwow intentionally using outdated models of cars and using click bait and the UK government neutering everything

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    5. @VelcroTheSpaceCat Avatar
      @VelcroTheSpaceCat

      Nothing almost about it. Naked BS is what it is.

      Reply
  3. @tintin9184 Avatar
    @tintin9184

    Tesla FSD is not yet available in the UK

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    1. @conor7154 Avatar
      @conor7154

      You got a loicense for that?

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    2. @SenDesRepQua Avatar
      @SenDesRepQua

      correct. They have not used the FSD. They used assist mode.

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    3. @Gobbbbb Avatar
      @Gobbbbb

      @conor7154 Do you have a license to ask for a license there m8?

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    4. @GreatTaiwan Avatar
      @GreatTaiwan

      will they sell it as is 6800 british quid

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    5. @Taaif_Mehadi Avatar
      @Taaif_Mehadi

      I wish youtube had a version of community notes so the audience can call out their lies

      Reply
  4. @dogsbodyish8403 Avatar
    @dogsbodyish8403

    Could be low on oil – let’s go for a test drive.

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    1. @dupfpv14 Avatar
      @dupfpv14

      Exactly 😂… And replace a caliper in good shape 😅

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    2. @memo313media Avatar
      @memo313media

      😂😂 😢

      Reply
  5. @tsujimasen Avatar
    @tsujimasen

    The premise of the entire video is incorrect.

    FSD is still more advanced, but this will replace autosteer.

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  6. @lukumcek1619 Avatar
    @lukumcek1619

    This is a classical example of providing wrong information deliberately. Stating that they test FSD, when actually they use the normal autopilot that comes for free and it is intended for highway only.

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  7. @jonc-1989 Avatar
    @jonc-1989

    Clickbait title. Tesla doesn’t have FSD in the UK. Also in the UK any form of Autopilot in cars cannot steer the wheels beyond a certain angle. They’re marketing as driving aids only and not self-driving. People who assume otherwise are those who crash their car and blame the tech

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  8. @LevinTóth Avatar
    @LevinTóth

    Wait until you guys ACTUALLY test FSD. You guys are gonna need to adress this.

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  9. @SecondWind_UK Avatar
    @SecondWind_UK

    Not really a fair test .. it’s not FSD

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  10. @johnlawrencedeanjd Avatar
    @johnlawrencedeanjd

    How can someone own a tesla and not know anything about FSD ? The video title has got nothing to do with the video ? There is not one bit of FSD in it 😂😂

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  11. @jmrdmusic Avatar
    @jmrdmusic

    this is not FSD, shame on you carwow!

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  12. @flip.johnson Avatar
    @flip.johnson

    Just an embarrassing level of automotive “journalism.” Please come to the US and experience proper FSD.

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  13. @jeremyjudkins Avatar
    @jeremyjudkins

    Maybe you should have flown to the US so you could actually film a Tesla FSD video?

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    1. @mspencer5519 Avatar
      @mspencer5519

      This guy knows how his cybertruck frunk closes 😂

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    2. @harry_theracer Avatar
      @harry_theracer

      Tesla even offers FSD Test drives in many EU countries, they dont even need to fly to the US!

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    3. @kareembaba7498 Avatar
      @kareembaba7498

      @harry_theracerIt’s not yet available with FSD, their roads are cooked

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  14. @franciscoescobar3038 Avatar
    @franciscoescobar3038

    It’s not FSD

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  15. @KnomadX Avatar
    @KnomadX

    You changed the title of the video you still say full self driving in the video. That’s misleading.

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    1. @anthonirosa Avatar
      @anthonirosa

      thy didn’t change, its still says full self drive. its prob AB test

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    2. @KnomadX Avatar
      @KnomadX

      @anthonirosayou might be right

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  16. @SteveSLS Avatar
    @SteveSLS

    This is like intentionally not putting gas in your car and making a video about how your car won’t start. Your Tesla does not have FSD, it has cruise control. What are you doing??

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  17. @rosshowe5230 Avatar
    @rosshowe5230

    You don’t have full self driving in the UK….. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

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  18. @oddityerror Avatar
    @oddityerror

    This is just embarrassing now Carwow

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  19. @quinnn6729 Avatar
    @quinnn6729

    How did you get FSD to work outside the U.S.?
    Oh wait, you didn’t

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  20. @mattbenoit6099 Avatar
    @mattbenoit6099

    You guys are not using Tesla full self driving in this video

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