If I was going to buy a new-new car, the first thing I would check at the dealership is if the media/climate controls are reasonable (either physical buttons or

If I was going to buy a new-new car, the first thing I would check at the dealership is if the media/climate controls are reasonable (either physical buttons or 'good' touch screen) and if the bluetooth/phone connection is relaiable. If I found any issues, I'd just go to the next car brand. If none work, then I'll continue buying late 2000s cars and using Bluetooth to FM transciever. Considering that late 2000s cars certainly do all the car things, there is little poing in getting a newer car until the auto industury figures out how to release a 2019 car with at least 2018 hardware and decent software.