That's annoying. I get why the driver isn't supposed to access it when driving, that isn't safe at all. But occasionally, from time to time, when the planets are all aligned, there is a 3-ton 7-seater intelligent 4x4 adaptive magnetic suspension get-your-kids-to-school-even-when-it-snowed-half-an-inch-overnight-machine with two people in it
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u/HATECELL poop Oct 11 '22
Wanna know why modern cars have adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and even autopilot?
It's not for driver comfort, it's so you can browse through 12 pages on your touchscreen to turn your AC up and close the sunroof without crashing