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Vehicle thieves taking up arms, police chief warns
(ottawacitizen.com)
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I'm in my 20s and I really dont get the craze about push button starts and keyless entry. It really just seems like extra tech that adds an extra security risk and extra cost to the vehicles.
I worry what cars will be available to me in the next 10 years. I'm not a big fan of big digital displays, touch screen controls , self driving/driving assitance features, and automatic everything. My current car has a manual transmission, manual locks and manual windows. No expensive motors to replace, no dead battery fob preventing entry, no swerving on the road cause the car can't read the lines correctly.
We're in the market for our first car and I feel this. First manufacturer to make a car without all this touchscreen bullshit and actual button based controls will make bank.
I just want a car, not an HP printer on fucking wheels.
The touch screens should be illegal if we are going to enforce laws about not using a phone while driving.
Haptic feedback like a physical knob is significantly easier to use without looking at the controls.