I wonder if that assertion is based on new car sales. For example, I wouldn't buy a new car without android auto, because cars with it are readily available an

I wonder if that assertion is based on new car sales. For example, I wouldn't buy a new car without android auto, because cars with it are readily available and hardly cost anything extra. But if I had say $6k to spend on a used car instead of $20k+ on a new car? Your options are much more limited and the tradeoffs unpalatable. I know I can still put a phone holder in any vehicle and I'm off to the races.