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FSD 14.2 Warning: ‼️ While this version is amazing at driving, it’s still quite bad at parking. My first attempt at parking in a parking lot resulted in FSD backing into a cart return stall. Thankfully it was at very low speed and no damage done. Perhaps this is...

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