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I suspect there's an element of snazzy modern screens selling well, but it takes time for the bad feedback about sustained daily usage to accumulate. Personall
by brianmcc 3y ago
I suspect there's an element of snazzy modern screens selling well, but it takes time for the bad feedback about sustained daily usage to accumulate.
Personally I'm inclined to write this one up to a confluence of "manufacturers think people want this", and also customers think "I want this" - and reality is now catching up!
- nottorp 3y agoI believe the size of the touch screen in a car is now a marketing measure. Waiting for the 48 inchers.
- natch 3y agoThere's also customers think they want this ("this" being the change VW is now planning to give them), which I think is what is really going on here. Later, customers will find out, but by that time, they will already own VWs, so VW will have achieved its goal. Similar pattern to dieselgate in my opinion.