automatic indicators?

These type of lights were not needed in bygone years, so why the need now? Maybe just another thing to go wrong that the modern whizz kid so called technicians cannot fix, even if they can; "At what cost" just so you can see to go around corners which was no problem to drivers in bygone years! Have we all gone blind? lol

But modern cars have lots of things they don't actually need but are fitted anyway because, by & large Joe Public likes gizmos. We have all sorts of auto features that we could operate ourselves, but once used & got used to, we start to miss them if we have to drive another car without. e.g. auto lights, auto wipers, hill start assist  etc Tec

They also have a host of electrickery that makes them so much more reliable than they used to be 

Having now had a few weeks to see what this new car has, I reckon most things are good, but a few are pretty unnecessary.

We have survived, and not felt deprived, for 10 years without many of our new toys.

The things I do find useful so far, which we mainly did not have before, are the brake auto hold and the auto headlights......auto levelling, turning on when it gets dark, auto dipping.

Most of the satnav  etc  settings and the other special stuff remains a mystery so far!

There is two  things that cars do need is a system that turns light on in fog or heavy rain/spray and the turn lights to also turn on the indicators,considering the amount of "drivers" who have no idea what they are normally fitted for

I can't see how auto indicators work. Unless they are connected to a satnav, they wouldn't start indicating until you turned the steering wheel which is a bit late. Unless they have have developed the capacity to mind-read.