Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Change is hard, but you'll be ok.
A huge number of consumers are complaining about the stupidity of touchscreen everything because you need to navigate through screens and options while driving. Being able to physical feel dials and knobs turn is way better.
Anonymous wrote:I have a 2011 Cadillac CTS that at time was a “special order” zero option car.
The 2008 financial crisis seems way back but from 2010-2013 done car makers added lower cost version of some luxury cars with no gadgets.
My car has no touch screen, no navigation, no heated seats, no back up camera.
Once recession of 2008 ended we had march 2014 required back up cameras by 2018. Meaning all cars have a screen at that point. So any new model introduced after 2014 was built cameras or screens and existing models if still sold in 2018 got a screen.
You really need a 2017 model at newest with no back up camera to get no screen.
My 2011 Cadillac has an Analog Clock and two big radio knobs and knobs to adjust temp.
No distractions
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Change is hard, but you'll be ok.
A huge number of consumers are complaining about the stupidity of touchscreen everything because you need to navigate through screens and options while driving. Being able to physical feel dials and knobs turn is way better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The BMW iDrive system is great. It’s controlled by a single knob that is super-intuitive to use. It’s the best thing about the car, honestly; I’m planning to get another brand in the next year, but I also hate touchscreens in cars and will very much miss iDrive.
until the knob malfunctions...
Anonymous wrote:The BMW iDrive system is great. It’s controlled by a single knob that is super-intuitive to use. It’s the best thing about the car, honestly; I’m planning to get another brand in the next year, but I also hate touchscreens in cars and will very much miss iDrive.
Anonymous wrote:Change is hard, but you'll be ok.