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Originally Posted by Bill Bumface
We couldn't be more opposite. I want to go back to the early 2000s with buttons everywhere. A dedicated button for every damn thing the car can do, please. I can remember where it is, not have to look at it, feel it, press it.
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Actually the 80's had some crazy interiors full of buttons and displays. Google Renault R25 interior if you want to see a funky cool interior with a lot of buttons. Alfa Romeo 164 is one of my favorites that was ahead of its time.
In regards to Tesla interiors for the most part I don't have a problem with it because I'm not a tweaker when it comes to climate control as I set the temperature and forget it. Touching the screen while driving is pretty minimal for me outside of changing music which works fairly well when using an app like apple music. Not a fan of the auto wiper controls being on the touch screen. If the interior had a HUD I would have no complaints really. Still I really like the interior of my wife's GV70 as it not only looks really nice but it's much better for her because she's always changing the temperature, changing stations, music sources, etc and they use a scroll wheel like BMW which is one of my all time favorite interior interfaces as with my BMW's my right hand would take care of changing menus etc without me having to take my eyes off the road to touch a screen or even a button. It's a shame that BMW is removing the wheel from some of their newer interiors as it's just so useful.