Android auto in a rental car got me through quite a bit with Google maps without needing a car mount for my phone, but again I still never really touched the sc

Android auto in a rental car got me through quite a bit with Google maps without needing a car mount for my phone, but again I still never really touched the screen much outside of initial setup while parked (getting location punched into the map and maybe starting some music). It's handy while parked, but I don't think I want to be fiddling much with a touch screen while driving. On the other hand, I don't see why my passenger can't be operating it while I'm driving. Still against volume and climate controls not being physical buttons or knobs because having to look at a screen while driving for more than half a second is bad news.