In other news, water is wet. I'm sure manufacturers have known since before the proliferation of touch screens in cars that it's a worse product, but they chos

In other news, water is wet. I'm sure manufacturers have known since before the proliferation of touch screens in cars that it's a worse product, but they chose it for convenience. Maybe there's an argument that the convenience allows them to make things cheaper or spend the development budget elsewhere, but I'm not convinced it's a good trade-off. The lack of a tactile button is a huge downfall when one needs to keep their eyes on the road.