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1. "...pretty sure that isn't an option."

Wed Jun 15, 2022, 11:46 PM

Jun 2022

You bet it's not. Touchscreen technology is WAY cheaper than physical, mechanical knobs and switches.

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Like-new two year old car. [View all] pnwmom Jun 2022 OP

"...pretty sure that isn't an option." dchill Jun 2022 #1

I know! I much prefer knobs and dials. Laffy Kat Jun 2022 #2

Me too! LuckyCharms Jun 2022 #11

Sympathy. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2022 #3

What if it breaks or the battery goes dead can doc03 Jun 2022 #6

And what if someone accidentally leaves the car on? pnwmom Jun 2022 #7

Yes, there is a way to get into the car. Mr.Bill Jun 2022 #13

"It's too dark to put the keys in my ignition" onethatcares Jun 2022 #14

My 2016 Buick Encore has knobs and switches... Totally Tunsie Jun 2022 #8

Two cars, F150 and Santa Fe, both 2019 ironflange Jun 2022 #9

I'm completely on your side! Ron Obvious Jun 2022 #10

My '21 Nissan Sentra has a touch screen. Mr.Bill Jun 2022 #12

I can do many things by voice MissB Jun 2022 #15

I use the voice input as much as possible. Ilsa Jun 2022 #16