GMC vehicles “crab walk”
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That would have to take more room. Maybe people who cat diagonally park.
I'd imagine it would be useful if you're off-road. Around town...just a gimmick.
FWIW, google AI says this:
“Rear wheel steering, when used for lane changes, allows the rear wheels to turn slightly in the same direction as the front wheels at higher speeds, enhancing stability and making lane changes smoother and more controlled by minimizing the risk of oversteering; essentially, it helps the car change lanes more precisely and safely.“
When turning a corner, I suppose the rear wheels would swivel in the opposite direction from the front, as the rear “wheelman” does on an articulated fire engine. This would seem to have far greater utility.
“Rear wheel steering, when used for lane changes, allows the rear wheels to turn slightly in the same direction as the front wheels at higher speeds, enhancing stability and making lane changes smoother and more controlled by minimizing the risk of oversteering; essentially, it helps the car change lanes more precisely and safely.“
When turning a corner, I suppose the rear wheels would swivel in the opposite direction from the front, as the rear “wheelman” does on an articulated fire engine. This would seem to have far greater utility.
Tough decisions fo sho.
Winter in Arizona for four months or buy a GMC Sierra dually...
Both?
Nothing, Just one more thing to worry about breaking and costing a fortune to fix.
It will break shortly after the warranty ends and GM will then soak you $5k+ to fix it. Nothing more than an expensive gimmick.
If I needed that feature to get in a tight parking spot, I'd imagine my 100K vehicle would have many door dings...
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