Have cars changed too much? 🤔

Higher tech doesn't mean better..

"Innovation"

That was definitely a valid crashout

Those types of steering wheels suck if you're used to one handed 12 o'clock driving.

They'll bury the steering in some menu in the screen next

I miss when cars were actually analog!

You forgot to open 3 layer menus to disable all the safety features.

a few years ago screens were actually integrated into the dash. Now it just looks like tablets mounted on to empty dashes

For everyone asking, why is this a screen? If you have a wagon or hatchback, if you fill the trunk up too high you can't see out the rear. Flipping it up lets you see behind the car at any time by using a camera on the outside.

Newer ones are safer and easier to drive, but they don't give you the driving experience, fun, or practicality that the older ones had. New ones are just giant smartphones on wheels. Not to mention the designs.

Little red riding hood: "What nice features you have!" Car manufacturers: "All the better to charge you for!"

“Pay the door opening subscription please”

Cars in 3000: "nothing"

Bro, the screen is the best thing ever made in a modern car (maybe)

Tech is becoming a nuisance.

they get more and more uncomfortable every year

Oh lemme pull up my hand brake ..oh

£50 subscription to open the door from the inside💀

ai sensors scanning you

To be fair the pin protected glove box is genius