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Regret purchasing FSD

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I thought FSD was good too until... My wife got Version 14.1.3 on her Model S. Wow, what a game changer! I've yet to have to take over control in a dozen plus drives. Unbelievable! I drove my CT today and FSD felt clunky and cumbersome. Didn't feel that way before but it does now! Can't wait to get it on the CT!
 

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What’s the argument why the driver shouldn’t have control on setting the vehicle to a particular speed?
(After all, the driver is responsible for anything over the speed limit if/when stopped by law enforcement.)
 

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I thought the same way. On my wife' model S with V14, Sloth Mode does the speed limit, Chill Mode does a couple of miles over, Standard does about 6 miles over, Hurry does about 10 miles over and Mad Max does about 20 over. These are maximums, the car adjusts speed based on traffic and conditions. I thought I'd hate it as I'm always using the speed adjustment on V13 but it's actually pretty smooth. If I want to slow down or speed up, I just adjust the speed profile. Turns out I like it better.
 
 
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