I have a soft spot for older cars, simpler cars, cars that are more fun – and less annoying – than many, if not most, of today's. Does that make me an atavism, or a Luddite?
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By Edie on 2022 06 20
I recently got a 2018 Hundai and it had the two features that I had to have, a CD player and a back gate that went up to keep me dry during the rainy season which is almost all the time in WA state. After 4 months I still can't figure out what all the settings are for, even though I have gone over the manual many times. Do you I need all that? Probably not, and as long as I know how to go forward and backward, I am good. Would love to have a stick shift but they went by with the Dodo bird.
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