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The best way I can describe it, is it's very 2013-developed tech. I also have the feature on my 2022 Honda Accord and it's a night and day difference. The i3 like others have posted, does not look far enough ahead or something (the stopped car thing)- and I don't really trust it except when in stop and go traffic (it does work well in this scenario). I also feel that the distance left for the car ahead even at it's closest following distance, is a bit too far and causes people to cut around you. It's nice to have, but if I could've gotten money off my MSRP by not getting it (mine is '21 so I had to get the tech package to get the adaptive lamps etc), I probably would've forgone it knowing how well it truly functions. For the time, it's fine, but newer systems, in newer BMW's as well have trumped it in a big way.
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