I recently bought a 2017 Ford Focus RS, partly because it has few annoyances. I couldn't really find anything else with nice specs for actually driving but with

I recently bought a 2017 Ford Focus RS, partly because it has few annoyances. I couldn't really find anything else with nice specs for actually driving but without a million features I don't want. No dings except for seatbelt and obstacles behind you when reversing. It only came with a 6 speed manual, has physical buttons for climate control, and most settings related to driving have a button. Some basic info screens and a few rarely-used settings are accessed using a small display and steering wheel buttons. No driver assist aside from non-adaptive cruise control, traction/stability control, backup camera and backup sensors. It has a touch screen but it's strictly used for navigation and audio settings, but there are physical buttons for controlling audio and a knob for volume. It has carplay. I virtually never touch the screen because I set up music and maps on my phone before I get in the car. I would probably never buy a car without carplay/android auto.