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For Mazda it was also at least theoretically to reduce driver distraction and increase safety. I mostly believe them on that point, given how much they focus on
by crooked-v 5y ago
For Mazda it was also at least theoretically to reduce driver distraction and increase safety. I mostly believe them on that point, given how much they focus on safety ratings in other ways.
- kube-system 5y agoSome of them were also mounted pretty far from the driver so they weren't easy to reach, and they had a dial to alternatively interact with them. The first few times I drove one, I didn't even know it was a touch screen.
- joezydeco 5y agoOn the earlier Mazdas the touchscreen actually disabled itself when in drive. Dial only. Seems like most people didn't need it anyway.