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2. Ford Mustang
As revealed at auto shows recently, the latest model of the Ford Mustang infuses the classic American muscle car with some truly impressive technology – more technology, in fact, than has ever been found in muscle cars before. Recognizing a need to modernize its classic car, Ford has outfitted the Mustang with a 12-inch display screen that not only enables the driver to make adjustments to the vehicle’s drive settings, but it also memorizes those preferred settings – right down to how you like the car’s suspension. Today’s Mustang also boasts voice command technology and many new safety features such as distance warnings and lane departure technology. And, the current Mustang also has a brand new 10 speed automatic transmission that smooths the ride and is scary fast. A bargain at just over $40,000.
1. Tesla Model S
If you love technology and have $145,000 to spend on a car, than we would highly recommend the Tesla Model S, specifically the P100D version. This is the leading electric car on the market today. Not only can this Tesla go from 0 to 60 in less than three seconds, but it is also a leading semi-autonomous vehicle, crammed with so much technology it’ll make your head spin. The latest Tesla Model S has revamped the hardware and software for its nifty autopilot feature, and a Nvidia-based machine learning system backs up a new array of eight video cameras, 12 short-range ultrasonic sensors, and a forward-facing radar. The latest software update limits the semi-auto driving mode to a maximum speed of 45 miles per hour and will slow down the car if it detects that your hands are not on the steering wheel. All of this technology makes the Tesla Model S arguably the most advanced car on the road today. It is certainly the most advanced electric car, and also the most advanced semi-autonomous driving cars so far.
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