BMW right on Mercedes heels with night vision option

In March 2006 the German car maker will expand the safety system’s availability to the 5 and 6 series models. BMW Night Vision uses infrared technology to detect obstacles at night, improving their visibility to the driver.In March 2006 the German car maker will expand the safety system’s availability to the 5 and 6 series models. BMW Night Vision uses infrared technology to detect obstacles at night, improving their visibility to the driver.

score - 1/21/2006 7:11:24 PM

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no matter how BMW and MB try to make it seem like they are the first one's to use night vision it's not. Cadillac was the first and then comes the boys from overseas with a new so called fancy version for it and making it seems like it's far better than GM's version.Who want's to see something on dash in the same fashion you see it threw the windshield like mb's closer view. Cadillac's version reflects item's using heat reading's and it show everything that could cause an accident or something like a deer near the road displaying the item with colors on the screen.I would perfer this version over mb plain jane closer view