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If you drive an expensive car you're probably a jerk, scientists say By  Rob Picheta , CNN The science is looking truly consistent on this one: Drivers of costly vehicles are the most noticeably terrible.  Another examination has discovered that drivers of showy vehicles are less inclined to stop and permit people on foot to go across the street - with the probability they'll hinder diminishing by 3% for each extra $1,000 that their vehicle is worth.  Tesla and controllers need to accomplish more to forestall Autopilot passings, security organization says  Tesla and controllers need to accomplish more to forestall Autopilot passings, wellbeing office says  Scientists from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas hypothesized that the costly vehicle proprietors "felt a feeling of prevalence over other street clients" and were less ready to relate to modest walkway inhabitants.  They reached this resolution in the wake of requesting that volu