>No infotainment, no digital dash, no touch-sensitive anything, as few sensors as is viable to still be road legal? For compact/subcompact sedans/hatches and m

>No infotainment, no digital dash, no touch-sensitive anything, as few sensors as is viable to still be road legal? For compact/subcompact sedans/hatches and midsize sedans the OEMs typically make a super stripped down variant so they can advertise an insanely low "starting at" MSRP. Dealers don't typically buy a lot of them so they're very hard to find and you'll likely have little room to haggle on price. Nowadays there's a pretty long list of mandatory electronics and everything has at least one bus network in it but if you want to minimize the number of extraneous modules on that network then a stripped down economy car is your best bet.