There's a certain expectation about a 36K car that will not be met by 'simple' parts. The V40 had a digital dash option, which almost every buyer took because i

There's a certain expectation about a 36K car that will not be met by 'simple' parts. The V40 had a digital dash option, which almost every buyer took because it makes the car feel less outdated and more easy to resell. We all like shiny toys ;) More recent cars (at least in the EU) have all kinds of mandatory digital assistance. The most recent car I drove had a clear 'nudge' in the travel of the gas pedal so you had to really push it to go above the speed limit. If you can feel you're going too fast you don't have to look at a speed display. While I prefer buttons I wonder if touchscreens for sparsely used functions are that bad.