Co-pilot 360 - how much do you use it?

[Ohio44890]

How much of do you actually use on a daily basis? Besides the standard on the 2025-26 models…..

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[Glen Baker LLC]

Co-pilot 360 is used every time I drive my Maverick.
BLIS. Every time I change lanes or back out of a parking spot in a parking lot.
Pre-collision assist is always running in the background. I have mine set on high.
Lane Assist only 20% of the time.

 

[doug maverick]

90% of the time. My only complaint is that the forward collision assist only goes on above 35mph. I know Subaru is always on; even at a red light, it will prevent me from getting too close to the car in front of you. Not sure why Ford didn't inlcude that.

 

[Randorita]

I never use lane assist or lane keeping. The rest is on all the time.

 

[6bowmans]

My only complaint is that the forward collision assist only goes on above 35mph. I know Subaru is always on;...

Subaru's system is too aggressive IMO. Numerous times it has kicked on when not needed - usually when the car in from of me is turning right. An average of Subaru's system and Co-pilot would be perfect.

 

[rtphokie]

How much of do you actually use on a daily basis? Besides the standard on the 2025-26 models…..

I leave lane keeping on all the time. It’s helpful especially on the highway.

But I opted for CoPilot360 for blind spot monitoring. Which I also always use

 

[JonP_Maine]

I actually like it. I do use the lane assist and find the blindspot alerts pretty helpful i.e. someone rides in your blindspot on the highway and you see the indicator in your mirror.

 

[KenE]

Co-pilot 360 is used every time I drive my Maverick.
BLIS. Every time I change lanes or back out of a parking spot in a parking lot.
Pre-collision assist is always running in the background. I have mine set on high.
Lane Assist only 20% of the time.

Co-Pilot 360 is important to me, use all of its features most of the time. Sometimes not Lane Keeping when lane markings are not there, or when a stretch of road has rough pavement in the normal tire tracks; otherwise I'd be constantly fighting it to move slightly out of the rough pavement.

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

Co-Pilot 360 is important to me, use all of its features most of the time. Sometimes not Lane Keeping when lane markings are not there, or when a stretch of road has rough pavement in the normal tire tracks; otherwise I'd be constantly fighting it to move slightly out of the rough pavement.

I turn lane keeping assist off when I travel down to Kingman Arizona. The road is so rough, I drive along the fog line, just to stay out of the ruts caused by semis and surf the center.

 

[KenE]

I turn lane keeping assist off when I travel down to Kingman Arizona. The road is so rough, I drive along the fog line, just to stay out of the ruts caused by semis.

Exactly, utilizing technology features when in your favor. Turning off when not. Constantly fighting against lane keeping when trying to "ride the edge" might not stress the steering components? But stresses me. But it's great on most long road trips.

 

[commadorebob]

All the time when on interstate. Not too useful driving through the city. But I feel CP-360 is the lowest thing it should have. I honestly love the BlueCruise in the wife's Expedition.

 

[RodT]

As others have said: " I use it every time I drive and when I park in my tight space garage!"

 

[RFEJR]

All the time.

 

[Pointyears]

Every time with lane keeping on lowest sensitivity setting.

 

[Mox4615]

The adaptive cruise and lane assist is certainly nice for long road trips. Aside from that I don’t use it much.

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