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<span>Don't see your car?</span>
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If you don't see your car, it's not currently supported, however new cars are added with each openpilot release.
This list shows the cars and features supported in openpilot release, and is updated with every release.
<a href="#mailing-list" class="highlight">Join the mailing list</a> to stay updated.
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<a href="#mailing-list" class="highlight">Join the mailing list</a> to stay updated.
Some forks or alpha versions of openpilot may support more cars or features, but we highly recommend using only openpilot release.
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we don't explain what is release or non-release anywhere, or where to find specific forks (not arguing we shouldn't do better), this may be confusing for layperson with current communication

maybe link to a new faq, or just discord, where people usually will get the most help if they ask about support for their car if you want to mention forks

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Yes, we need to explain this better.

People are exposed to forks and branches immediately when they go to reddit/discord/youtube. So I think it's important we mention it in our website and give some minimal info on what release is, and that we recommend it.

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