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But it doesn't have a removable top! Kinda cute though.
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Let’s not have buttons like this.
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'It's A Car, Not A Phone': VW Sued Over Touch Buttons Involved In Fatal Crashes
Volkswagen faces a class action lawsuit, accused of its capacitive steering wheel buttons contributing to fatal crashes over too-easy activation.
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Personally, I think there are too many buttons on the steering wheels of most modern vehicles as-is. We could do with getting rid of half of them, getting rid of screen-controlled features, and going back to muscle-memory physical buttons for all or almost all features.Let’s not have buttons like this.
'It's A Car, Not A Phone': VW Sued Over Touch Buttons Involved In Fatal Crashes
Volkswagen faces a class action lawsuit, accused of its capacitive steering wheel buttons contributing to fatal crashes over too-easy activation.
The only ones I’m not sure of are for navigation. I’ve never seen a good physical button framework for navigation.
I’m really not a fan of the shifter being a steering wheel button/roller or column wiper-like-stalk instead of a gated shifter (column, dash, or console mounted). My favorite shifter is the Prius gated shifter on the column/dash/console.
I thought we were talking about this lol. I didn’t read the headline.
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