For those who worry about the valet taking their supercar on a joyride, General Motors has a solution.
Owners of the 2015 Chevrolet Corvette can opt for a feature that records where the car goes with a camera mounted in the windshield trim.
It also captures audio in the cabin as well as speed, engine revolutions per minute, gear position and G-force - all to prevent a high-speed valet cruise like the Ferrari one in the 1980s cult film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."
It's the most extensive joyride protection system yet.
The new Corvette can spy on workers when you valet park.