> Although I agree that if the car isn't capable of a function, it shouldn't have a button for it, that is a very different story Maybe I misunderstood somethi

> Although I agree that if the car isn't capable of a function, it shouldn't have a button for it, that is a very different story Maybe I misunderstood something but isn't that the whole problem discussed here? The important quote is this one: "Blank buttons aren’t rude," wrote the owner. "This one is reminding me that I’m cheap.". Obviously nobody expects to have functions when they haven't been paid for, but having a hardware button for it plus a message telling you you haven't purchased what was attached to this button is pretty bad.