Redux: Stop the madness.
You know the feeling. You look at the selection of cars and realize "oh great, it's down to just the American cars." Does anyone actually *want* to drive one of these?
This thing handles like you expect. You have no idea what the tires and the road are negotiating beneath you. The handling feels like a video chat -- you move your hands but the steering doesn't see it for half a second. A bouncy house and a fish had a baby and put a tinny engine in it.
It has cute bells and whistles .. but all the interactions with them are nonsensical. Here's a sample of the goofiness.
You can pair up your phone and play music through the car's audio system. Great right?
But the next time you start up the car, it seems to have forgotten all about that. It just switches on the XM radio, tuned to whatever your first station preset is. It doesn't even remember which XM station you may have last listened to -- it just switches on the first and starts blaring. Before your stopover, you were grooving to Caro Emerald -- as soon as you start the car back up, you're listening to John Tesh.
Can you imagine if your first preset was a Country station? Think of the children!
You know the feeling. You look at the selection of cars and realize "oh great, it's down to just the American cars." Does anyone actually *want* to drive one of these?
This thing handles like you expect. You have no idea what the tires and the road are negotiating beneath you. The handling feels like a video chat -- you move your hands but the steering doesn't see it for half a second. A bouncy house and a fish had a baby and put a tinny engine in it.
It has cute bells and whistles .. but all the interactions with them are nonsensical. Here's a sample of the goofiness.
You can pair up your phone and play music through the car's audio system. Great right?
But the next time you start up the car, it seems to have forgotten all about that. It just switches on the XM radio, tuned to whatever your first station preset is. It doesn't even remember which XM station you may have last listened to -- it just switches on the first and starts blaring. Before your stopover, you were grooving to Caro Emerald -- as soon as you start the car back up, you're listening to John Tesh.
Can you imagine if your first preset was a Country station? Think of the children!
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