I test drove a genesis that had a ""Hologram"" speedometer and fuckin loved it, but hated the car. Seen these aftermarket for like $100. Do they actually work?

HUD is a well proven tech from the 1960s
The only thing that matters is being able to correct the projection angle.

>>28492578 (OP)
You can't just glance at the dash for 0.2 seconds? Fucking zoomers.

>>28492578 (OP)
Most cars have had this for the past 10 years Ranjesh.

>>28492578 (OP)
the aftermarket ones are ok, they plug into the ODBII port and need a sticker/film piece installed to properly reflect the image.

cars with it built in have a coating on their windshields to reflect properly but that makes the windshield way more expensive to replace.

>>28492578 (OP)
>I test drove a genesis that had a ""Hologram"" speedometer and fuckin loved it, but hated the car.
What's a "hologram speedometer"? Did they reinvent HUD?
>>28493034
>cars with it built in have a coating on their windshields to reflect properly but that makes the windshield way more expensive to replace.
Not a coating, but a layer inside that reflects the image but prevents it from appearing double. They do cost extra, for my car it's like 5x the price of a regular windshield. Expensive, but it's way better than having a sticker.

>>28492589
>checking your speed or rpm every instead of just feeling it at all times

>>28493043
my Kia Stinger's windshield is like $2000 because of the HUD film, even more than replacing one of those ridiculous sealed LED headlight pods.

>>28493050
>muh feels
Yeah, and American cops fine you according to what they feel today about breaking the limit. So nobody in traffic knows exactly what the real limit is and everyone drives accordingly (i.e. at their own speed). Whereas in other parts of the civilized world everyone just stays within 1 kph of the speed limit from which the fines start.

>>28493064
if there was some point woven into your rant about american cops, I missed it. sorry about that.

>>28493057
>my Kia Stinger's windshield is like $2000 because of the HUD film
Kek, mine's 2x cheaper, and that's for a Lexus OEM part with integrated defroster.

>>28493085
Did you at least get the part about the reason for being able to read your speed precisely? There's also an implied benefit from it, but one can only hope...

>>28493098
you can also feel your speed precisely albeit...

>>28492578 (OP)
>hologram
holy retard. are you jeet or just brain damaged?

>>28493110
Not to 1 mph/kph precise

>>28493114
skill issue

>>28493118
Not the skill I want to perfect
Have other goals in life, sorry

>>28493121
alright. I guess. hope you dont regret it!