Badunit
Well-Known Member
For some. It is the exact opposite for me. I'd be ecstatic if they went back to a radio-sized entertainment system and added physical buttons and switches as opposed to all that touch screen stuff you can't use without taking your eyes off the road. I'm also not a fan of LED headlights, which are likely to be standard on the upper trims. Those are two reasons I went looking for a new vehicle this year instead of waiting longer. The trend for all autos is bigger screens, fewer actual buttons/switches/knobs, and LED everything standard and I wanted to get a new vehicle without all that, before it was too late.
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