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I have a recent Mazda. It boots to CarPlay pretty quickly. Its native controls are pretty utilitarian when they are needed (e.g. to switch to native SiriusXM w
by ryanianian 4y ago
I have a recent Mazda.
It boots to CarPlay pretty quickly. Its native controls are pretty utilitarian when they are needed (e.g. to switch to native SiriusXM when cell signal is spotty). I even prefer the look of its maps although I don't use them. Nothing in the car is a touchscreen.
And, get a load of this: they still have actual and intuitive physical buttons for climate controls, defrosters, and driving modes.
Oh, and the car itself is decent as well if you forgive the meh fuel-economy.
- 0x457 4y agoNot only that, mazda has properly working buttons for infotainment: if you press "nav" or "music" it will bring you back to last one you used. So if I use FM radio and Android Auto maps - buttons leads me where I want them to lead me. So many cars had physical buttons, always lead to built-in apps instead of Android Auto and Car Play.
- trpv 4y agoDo they have analog dials for speed and RPM?