My D4 would have brilliant vis out the back if it weren't for the headrests and pillars (doubt if you'd see a small kid thou) but the sensors are really good. They will even pick up individual, thin metal poles and long grass (which is actually sort of annoying). They would pick up a kid no worries at all. The rest of the vision is great and the side mirrors are huge.
I had a loaner small Volvo station-wagon from LR, that would have been close to unparkable without the sensors as the vis was horrendous due to the rear shape of the car and the tiny side mirrors.
One day, due to my wife being rushed and the kids cracking away (over the top of the noise of the sensors), she reversed over our letter box. As the house was new, she wasn't familiar with the layout of the drive way and garden beds, etc. A contractor had parked her in and she was trying to get the kids to school.
So I guess the message is, regardless of the size of the car, you can have vis issues and circumstances are probably more to blame.
It's BS to try to target 4WDs.
My 2 cents anyway.
Kev.



Reply With Quote


There's so many names on this forum, one has to be carefully what one says....... No offense i hope?

Bookmarks