An affordable car stereo with a UX that doesn't feel like it was made in 1987: - A good display. Even a decent display. Something that isn't worse than the mob

An affordable car stereo with a UX that doesn't feel like it was made in 1987: - A good display. Even a decent display. Something that isn't worse than the mobile phone I bought in 1998. - A big knob or two for navigation (if I wanted to operate a touchscreen while driving I'd just use my phone) - AM/FM, Bluetooth and iPhone support. No need for optical media. - A reasonably well thought-out control layout (i.e. unlike my Dual XML-8150) I'd expect to pay around $199 or $299. I would probably hold my nose and pay $499 if they really nailed it (see original iPhone, Nest thermostat, etc.)