New cars have a couple of gizmos to keep you in your lane. One is fine - a simple diagram that lights up when you drift out of your lane, left or right. Only problem - it doesn't always work. Then there's something Subaru calls Lane Keeping Assist. Unless you use your turn signals to change lanes, it takes over and tries to turn you back into the right lane. The first few times it happened, I didn't know what was going on and felt I was losing control of the car. I thought something was wrong in the steering. After reading the manual, I shut the thing off. I think its a danger to, say, bike riders who may be riding away from the curb. You ease over to give him room and guess what? The car steers itself right back - and into the cyclist. It's a creepy feeling. I used to get the same feeling flying when I switched on the autopilot and the plane went into a sharp dive to the left scaring the crap out of me. I'm all for the backup camera which also warns me if someone or something is coming from my left or right, and the blind spot warning which on this car is in a better place and larger than on my late 2015 Legacy, but this autonomous stuff is getting out of hand. If you're thinking of getting a new car, beware of this stuff. More is on the way.