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Oddly enough, based on my limited research, OP’s personal preferences aren’t even an option these days. In my limited research, I wasn’t able to find a new veh
by disposition2 3y ago
Oddly enough, based on my limited research, OP’s personal preferences aren’t even an option these days.
In my limited research, I wasn’t able to find a new vehicle that didn’t include infotainment / advanced safety features, etc. I assume this is what the market desires but I personally would just like to have the option to buy a new car that has creature comforts limited to a basic radio, heating and AC. It was a bit mind boggling that the cheapest base model cars come with an 8” touch screen and all kinds of advanced safety features these days.
You seemingly can’t buy just a car these days, it has to be a car with everything added on (whether you want it or not). Kind of like televisions these days, you can’t buy a television that just has inputs, speakers and a tuner.
Again maybe this is what the market desires and I’m just an oddball outlier.?
- switch007 3y agoThis is a good point. When there is no option (except not buying a new/new ish car) it becomes less credible to keep claiming “this is what the market wants” There is a parallel with low cost flying. Almost every airline in Europe is a low cost one now (and business, class often 2-6x the cost of economy isn’t much of a difference). Why should I be counted as validating their business model when there’s is barely any choice now?