I have one for work (I do cartech related stuff) so it just kinda is what I need to drive now. There's very few people who have the same kind of non-bias as I

I have one for work (I do cartech related stuff) so it just kinda is what I need to drive now. There's very few people who have the same kind of non-bias as I do here but then again my single opinion is merely anecdotal. Given that sandwich, it's in the same class as an iPhone and beats headphones. A non-flattering description would be "tinsel and tack parading as luxury and class" but honestly, that was my impression of the porsche boxster and bentley continental as well. My orientation for luxury is certainly non-existent. I feel such "touches" are inconvenient and grandiose. But like with beats headphones or to a lesser extent, the iphone, this acts as a filter. This product (model 3) isn't for me and I'm fine with hyundai's ioniq or kona ev. So yes, I think it's more a personality type that the car attracts than anything else. But again, sample size of 1 here. I'd expect the same kind of happiness response from Ford F-350 owners.