And with the current design trends You can tell, the Audi is 20 years old. I don’t know about You, but I don’t like the 2000s designs. I much prefer the current ones. Especially the EVs.
I meant the outside. Couldn’t agree more on the touchscreen bullshit. I drive a car from 2025 and changing the AC settings is a nightmare. I can only do it while stopping at a red light.
And with the current design trends You can tell, the Audi is 20 years old. I don’t know about You, but I don’t like the 2000s designs. I much prefer the current ones. Especially the EVs.
Meh, the eyes have evolved to be too squinty as a way to deal with LED overbrightness. I like the classic look
I like the 2000’s era designs the most, simple, not crammed with touchscreens and curvy instead of boxy like the newer and older era cars.
The 80’s and 90’s are also cool (like the Mercedes of the era (when it was actually more reliable and comfortable than the cheaper cars)).
I’d rather have some simple knobs over a touch screen and a car that requires software updates for some reason
I meant the outside. Couldn’t agree more on the touchscreen bullshit. I drive a car from 2025 and changing the AC settings is a nightmare. I can only do it while stopping at a red light.