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Quite odd that we decide which $80,000 car to buy based on what remote display server protocol it supports.

• kstrauser 4y ago
  If I had $80,000 to spend on a car, "works with stuff I already own and use" would definitely be a litmus test for me.
• slt2021 4y ago
  People who drop 80k on a car, dont have time nor energy to learn and fiddle with new car UI. Once you get used to CarPlay you aint coming back, since it is so integrated with the phone UX
  • eddieroger 4y ago
    It's been said elsewhere as well, but if one is willing to spend that much on a car, or can at all, they usually want exactly what they want beyond just the UI.
• hnbear 4y ago
  If I'm spending <$8,000 (picking $8K as 10% of your initial number) on a car I know I'm compromising on everything and buying the car for a very specific reason. There's no room for negotiation - you take what you get at that price point. If I'm spending $80,000 on a car it better be perfect in every way, and every little bit of it matters because I don't want to be disappointed in any part of it. I would hate getting into my $80,000 car every day and knowing that I wasn't getting what I wanted from it.