Automakers Are Pushing Buttons
Drivers are growing weary of tricky tech.
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Cars are getting more techy. While consumers of all ages expect autos to be wired -- and are willing to pay a premium for that privilege -- bad tech experiences in cars are one of their greatest frustrations.
Ford, which went nearly all-touchscreen a few years ago with its much-lamented MyFord Touch, has once again embraced buttons. Ford said that's what its customers want. Honda, on the other hand, is making bigger moves toward touchscreens.