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Mazda has been removing touchscreens from its vehicles a model at a time and replacing them with HUD designs and physical controls, explicitly for driving safet
by crooked-v 6y ago
Mazda has been removing touchscreens from its vehicles a model at a time and replacing them with HUD designs and physical controls, explicitly for driving safety reasons.
- simplemen 6y agoI love my Outback but Mazda looks like a strong contender for my next car.
- Rebelgecko 6y agoWith the new outback, it's whack how it takes around 5 seconds of staring at the touchscreen to accomplish acts like turning off the heated seats. In most cars you don't have to take your eyes off the road to do that
- jhy 6y agoReally? My 2020 Outback 3.6 has dedicated buttons for driver's and passenger's heated seats. They are four stage, depending on how hot I want my bot. Maybe different trim levels move more things to physical buttons than touch screens?
- Rebelgecko 6y agoMaybe? This article shows how they're setup on the outback I've driven (maybe if the bigger screen depends on trim level it's only on those ones?) https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a29654225/analysis-the-2020-subaru-outback-wins-at-ergonomics-mostly/ https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a29654225/analysis-the...
- culopatin 6y agoI just wish Mazda had higher output cars, I’d buy in a heartbeat. I have a Miata for Autocross but I want a turbo/good ev for daily, and I can’t get it from them.