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Originally Posted by 81MC
Driving a car with a touch screen is my nightmare. Already glued to some digital screen in every aspect of life otherwise. The car is the sanctuary, the reminder that existence is tangible, and life is lived in real dimension. The day I pay to put my phone down, walk away from my work computer, ignore the tv and head out to share a beautiful drive with another goddamn screen is the day I’ll probably kill myself.
It’ll also be really fun to see how quickly hardware and software support these these kinds of thing.
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I tend to call it the new version version of distracted driving. You can't talk on your phone but it's okay to fiddle around with all the features on the screen.
GM first tried with their 87 Buick Rivera and drivers rejected it.
I would prefer if my next vehicle didn't have but I know I won't get that choice other that having to pay for all those extras and not using it.