In the 1950s, cars were made of steel and essentially designed to survive impacts by sacrificing the passengers. These days, they're identical fiberglass mice w

In the 1950s, cars were made of steel and essentially designed to survive impacts by sacrificing the passengers. These days, they're identical fiberglass mice which fold up into a protective cocoon around their passengers on impact. You know how people drove cars in the 1950s? Steering wheels and some number of pedals. You know how people drive cars now? By calling an Uber, the drivers of which use steering wheels and some number of pedals. So... why hasn't the fundamental UX of the automobile evolved in the past half-century?