Weird seeing "cars back then" is what was new when I was growing up! My "cars back then" is wipers on a knob on the left hand of the dash, dimmer switch on the floor, hvac controls were slide levers, and the trunk took the key or a lever on the inside to open.
How about we go back to rubbing sticks together to make fires also… what yall fail to mention was the all those same actions can be controlled by using your voice also 😂
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As others have said it (and I agree wholeheartedly), car design peaked in the 90s.
we're moving in the right direction for big corporations, not consumers
This is the different between design for best case scenario and design for worse case scenario
I like physical control elements in cars so much. Sensor multimedia? Ok. Sensor climate? No way! LCD for media? Fine. LCD for speed? No!
Weird seeing "cars back then" is what was new when I was growing up! My "cars back then" is wipers on a knob on the left hand of the dash, dimmer switch on the floor, hvac controls were slide levers, and the trunk took the key or a lever on the inside to open.
And all that is only if you were lucky enough to open the Tesla door using that high tech handle first
The switch from manual to electric trunk latch has been the biggest downfall for cars manufacture
Car companies are so desperate
EVs are getting better--and Tesla is not spearheading that
Even the Cars nowadays are snowflakes 💀
Nop we are not
How about we go back to rubbing sticks together to make fires also… what yall fail to mention was the all those same actions can be controlled by using your voice also 😂