Mia: AI Car Modding Assistant 4+

But every time I ask the ai assistant any questions about it, she says “let’s talk about your 2017 Honda civic Si. Here are some power upgrades… etc”. Firstly, I DO NOT HAVE A 2017 HONDA CIVIC SI 😭 secondly, even the info she lists about said vehicle seems lacking in car knowledge. honestly the other functions of the app are decent, if you want to find parts that work for a certain area of your vehicle you can do so through the “+add” function in the planned upgrades section of the collection tab, and thusly you may keep a general record of mods you might have already done or are planning on doing so that’s all well & good, however… this kind of defeats the purpose of it being an ai assistant. Ai has come very far so why settle for an ai such as this. Maybe if you have a 2017 Honda civic si then this app will work wonders for you but unfortunately I do not have one 🤣🤣

My first impression is this app is more bolt on friendly and you still need to do your own research but definitely a helpful tool if you combine it with surfing thee ye old forums. I own a c4 corvette and many of my already installed mods are basic old fashioned hott rodders stuff, for example its bored 30 over with forged rod and pistons, “custom” true duel 2.5” exhaust with and H-pipe and single chamber mufflers topped with z06 style square tips. A comparable exhaust exists for around the $1,000 figure however Facebook marketplace is your bestfriend on a budget. I feed the ai with my knowledge and it surprisingly adjusts and learns me something. For example I want to upgrade the front breaks to accept the c5 rotors and calipers which requires a custom bracket adapter and big enough wheels to make clearance (late c4/c5 stock wheels for example) and the AI knew exactly that and gave me a list of venders that provide the exact kits that do what i described. Even taking into account that these venders mentioned so many inches of clearance are needed from the wheels, something that only the forums mentioned was possible when fabricating your own custom bracket adapter. Seems like the ai knew bolt on aftermarkets existed when the forums didn’t. So it definitely learned me something and has the ability to learn and adapt from the info I shared to expand my search for “big break kits”. Great tool for sure.

Functional as a way to save parts to a vehicle, but the AI garbage is just completely useless and bloats the entire app for no reason. It can’t help with simple questions, it can’t display parts it’s talking about half the time, and it forgets information provided in the last sentence. No idea why they would fill a well designed and perfectly competent app with unnecessary slop