So true. Technology is needed to make things exist at a different level. Everything in human experience is created to make things move forward...or at least try.
also, as Doug mentioned, they don't replace the "over the shoulder" look but well, outside of driving school so few people do that and i am one of the few, so i notice it quite much So it's a good addition for the people that don't look and extra information for those who do
As the owner of a Pontiac Aztek Cooler, I had to click once I saw it in the thumbnail. Halfway through the video, I thought for sure I got clickbaited. Thankfully not. The Pontiac Aztek Cooler is the best tech feature for sure, and is actually a legitimately good cooler for routine use, keeps stuff cold for a solid two three hours in direct sunlight on 95 degree days, can't complain.
Usb-c power delivery is the best thing that happened in technology, and every new car should have them, but we are still in the transition period so regular plugs are still usefull, for now.
I drove one of those for 4 years as a company fleet car. When you snap that handle and that cooler locks back into place using those Pontiac logos, after a trip to the beach, that is definately TECHNOLOGY.
I have a Kia Cadenza and my lady loves the heated seat. Especially on a long trip she will have them on to help soothe her back. Me, I turn on the cooled seats, we are completely opposite
One of my favorite tech features is the hold break feature that’s on all Mercedes cars. If you do a lot of city driving it nice to not have to keep your foot on the break every time you’re on a red light.
It is nice, however in most cars you have to turn it on every time you start the car. In cars with a physical button it's not so bad but in my car it takes four taps on the screen to open the settings, turn brake hold on, and get back to the radio.
Good lord you missed my top 2: keyless entry, and being able to take your foot off the brake at a red light and the car stays put until you hit the gas!
Blind-spot cameras are unnecessary if you adjust your side-view mirrors to always show your blindspot instead of the side of your car. AAA recommends doing so, and it's super-easy (basically, set the two side mirrors so their view extends rather than overlaps the rear-view mirror). Voila: no more blind spot.
I do this and it's amazing how well it works. Combine this with a regular scan of the mirrors and you never need to turn your head because you know what's there. My car has blind-spot lights but I never look at them.
heated steering wheels are a must if you live in a snowy climate, so nice not having to drive with thick gloves. Obviously Alanis doesn't have a clue living in Texas, surprised she did not complain about rear window defroster ruining up the rear glass with the lines across it, she probably hates heated side view mirrors. As she is a native of Texas I would love to see her drive on a snowy and icy road, that would be hillarious
I wish cooled seats become more common. I like that Lexus offers it s standard on most of their models. Its just as useful in a hot summer day and in regions with a hot climate
Can you do a review on semi truck please? I know you do not have a CDL but if you know someone with a CDL than that would make your day something to remember.
Agree on rear view mirror camera. We could get a “smaller” car and have a kid in the third row every day and load tons of stuff for road trips. Always perfect visibility.
Doug's Ford GT in the background grinding its teeth and glaring at the new Porsche GT thinking " I'm gonna wait til Doug's back is turned and I'm gonna reverse into that silver heap of German crap, thinks he's cool with his no roof and stupid wing"😂😂❤
Honestly Sunroofs/Moonroofs! It honestly blows my mind how many people option one and NEVER USE IT! They're lovely! Get some fresh air and sunshine without all the road noise!
I would be one of those people. I don't like the sun on me or heating up my car any more than necessary. I ordered my car in the highest trim available without a sunroof. Any higher and the sunroof is standard. Those higher trims have stuff I don't need and the sunroof was optional in my trim but so it would have been a waste of money for me. For the other car I was looking at, only the base model has no sunroof. Anything above base has a panoramic sunroof. It wasn't the dealbreaker but I never would have opened it or the sunshade.
I dunno, I cant agree with the quiet start. I love my morning cold starts. On either my bike or mustang. Both have loud exhausts and give me such a massive smile when I start them.
I think I am the only one that absolutely hates heated seats . I run extremely warm so all I do is get hot and sweaty. Now the seats that have the AC are awesome 😂
I'm the opposite of her on the heated steering wheel. Anytime the temp is under 50 outside, I have it turned on. I will never get another car without it. My other wish is that every car comes with a digital rear view mirror camera. Especially in coupe designed vehicles and suvs. Just as the back up camera was mandated after 2018 for every vehicle in every trim level, these need to be mandated too.
Alanis lives in TX, of course she can't appreciate a heated steering wheel. Up here in Minnesota, I'll never buy another car without it! Same with heated seats.
Never understood the need for heated seats. With body heat and a solid seat behind you, your back should be the only part of you that doesn’t need heat. I drove a convertible with the top down for an hour at 30 degrees. Still didn’t need heated seats. I turn them on for carry out food in the passenger seat but they don’t seam to help much.
I am so much the opposite of Alanis on the heated seat/heated steering wheel debate. I have both in my car and if my seats weren't heated, I wouldn't mind. Take away my heated steering wheel in winter and we're fighting. I can't stand to wear gloves when driving. I also can't stand temperatures below 75 degrees but that's another story.
Doug never seems to consider that household plugs in cars usually have very limited wattage you can draw before you trip a circuit breaker (F150 Lightning and the Rivians being exceptions).
@@housepianistok house pianist. I appreciate your constructive criticism. I promise I will take this feedback into consideration. I for one am not a wanna-be comedian. So much so, I did not even get a mere chuckle from writing my comment. It was not meant to be a knee slapper of a joke, more of an ironic statement which is common amongst Doug’s comment sections. I merely believe the act of doug demuro using such a container for vacation to be intriguing. Thanks for your assessment of my comment though. Best regards, A52_E92
Yes, you already have a jacket and thick pants on when its cold so heated seats don't do much but if you don't want to drive with gloves heating steering wheels help a lot.
@@swampfox984, that's why I was surprised heated seats were Alanis' favorite feature, living in TX. You don't need heated anything down there. Once you have a heated wheel living in the north, you can't do without. Hate wearing gloves while driving.
Hyundais & Kia’s showing rear facing cameras when using turn signals is genuinely one of the greatest features of the modern era and definitely should be in every car.. at least optioned in
As far as the cameras go, Honda's camera system was awesome. I had one in my Accord. But they phased it out in 2016 for blind spot indicator light on the mirror and charged extra as part of "Honda Sensing." The OG package also had a forward facing light that would flash at the driver if it senses a front collision.
I have to say the A/C/Heated seats are one of my favorite techs in cars (I know a pretty lame thing to like) but it solves that leather problem of being too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter.
considering he lives in san diego now it's kind of hilarious to gush about heated seats/wheels considering there's literally never a week in the year where you'd need them in southern california
Even the now standard backup camera is invaluable. The ease of backing up without the possibility of hitting something is something you can't go without. Even when you would twist your body around and look out the back, it was still a huge blind area that left you vulnerable.
Agreed. I hear horror stories of children being run over by their parents backing up and the thought shakes me. I always look at the camera before backing. (I always try to know where my kids are too, but still.)
100% true. My gf owns a car with backup camera, mine does not. I daily-drive my car to work, but for most other situations (grocery shopping, visiting parents, etc.), I find myself prefering her car over mine, just because of her backup camera. It has become a crucial car safety feature imho.
Those inverter plugs are very low wattage. They won't catch fire, they will just make a sad beep when you plug too much stuff in them and then just shut off.
I don't like more technology in cars because that means more stuff that's going to break meaning more money I gotta spend. Having more technology is nice but it's also more headache too.
@@AlanisKing I would know too because I work on cars. I don't like working on newer cars because they're a pain to work on but it's mostly newer german cars that are like that. That's why I like having a basic civic because it doesn't break all the time and will run forever.
cant believe they didnt mention sentry mode, was recently in a hit and run while parked in my tesla, it was so nice to have a video of the culprit, his insurance company took the blaim straight away.
I consider this part of a combo though. The TRUE best feature is cooled seats PLUS remote start/climate control. I live in New Orleans. This summer has been MURDEROUSLY hot. Being able to start my car from my phone while I'm in the checkout line, schlep across a 105° parking lot with the sun beaming, and enter a cabin already at a CRISP 68° has been an absolute Godsend. Then the ventilated seats are just cooled-back cherry on top
5-10 years ago I would’ve never thought I’d hear such prominent car reviewers speak so highly of Hyundais and Kias, but here we are, and I agree with them!
Another great one that wasn’t mentioned was the built in removal Bluetooth speaker in the Rivian R1T. Such a good idea especially for an off-road vehicle.
I remember when DaimlerChrysler got experimental around 2006-2008. Removable speakers in the Jeep Compass tailgate, the silly heated and cooled cupholders and "Chillzone" in the Caliber, Sebring and Avenger, removable rechargeable flashlights in the minivans, and the introduction of the MyGig infotainment set up and Stow-n-Go. And the insane configurability of the PT Loser and Journey interiors, with multilevel package shelves and hidden compartments everywhere. Pretty absymal cars in every respect, but with really delightful (and sometimes gimmicky) features left and right.
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Everything is technology at some point in history, Doug
Agreed! 😂
Including iPod 5th generation!
The wheel is technology!
Edit: Imagine if a prehistoric human saw a cooler
rofl I mean even go back to only 1920 when people had to get ice from a lake in Wisconsin 😆@@javiskii
So true. Technology is needed to make things exist at a different level. Everything in human experience is created to make things move forward...or at least try.
Doug is expanding the team pretty rapidly. Can't wait for Noodles to do a video on his own.
Would love that lol
He'll start a 3rd channel:
Dog DeMuro
Dog Demuro
The girl rambling on is kind of annoying to be honest.
It would be pretty ruff
Seat heaters and lumbar support are heaven when you tweaked your back. It’s a “luxury” I cant live without.
Blind spot camera is something I would have never thought of, but truly is invaluable. Im talking especially for insurance reasons.
Tesla added this few years ago, it’s great.
@@Kushari Tesla sucks
@@Ar1AnX1x well yeah, but adding this makes them suck a little bit less
also, as Doug mentioned, they don't replace the "over the shoulder" look but well, outside of driving school so few people do that and i am one of the few, so i notice it quite much
So it's a good addition for the people that don't look and extra information for those who do
Dude! Hahahaha!@@itcangetbetter
I love a comprehensive Heads Up Display as well as s surround view camera.
These videos with Alanis are fun, please more of her
15:30 - driving a car with lane assist that allows itself to go over the line is so infuriating! It’s beeping at ITSELF for being a bad driver 😂
That car might have only lane keep *warning*, not *assist*. It might be set like that or the car might simply not come with that feature.
@@LAndrewsChannel my Subaru Crosstrek has lane keep assist, but it regularly fucks up and then beeps at me. So annoying.
As the owner of a Pontiac Aztek Cooler, I had to click once I saw it in the thumbnail. Halfway through the video, I thought for sure I got clickbaited. Thankfully not.
The Pontiac Aztek Cooler is the best tech feature for sure, and is actually a legitimately good cooler for routine use, keeps stuff cold for a solid two three hours in direct sunlight on 95 degree days, can't complain.
Usb-c power delivery is the best thing that happened in technology, and every new car should have them, but we are still in the transition period so regular plugs are still usefull, for now.
Adaptive cruise control? It's so much better than regular cruise control that you can only use for 5 mins without having to make adjustments.
I drove one of those for 4 years as a company fleet car. When you snap that handle and that cooler locks back into place using those Pontiac logos, after a trip to the beach, that is definately TECHNOLOGY.
I have a Kia Cadenza and my lady loves the heated seat. Especially on a long trip she will have them on to help soothe her back. Me, I turn on the cooled seats, we are completely opposite
“My lady”? Do you live in a castle and wear a suit of armor?
Is it just me or do the Doug and Alanis videos remind you of a Will Ferrell and Cheri Oteri SNL skit? It's probably just me. 😂
Doug is missing the organ playing like 1970s songs and saying seat belts...are not a technology.... love will keep us together...
Wait until you get arthritis - a heated steering wheel is a must-have for me. I will not buy a daily without it.
that KIA feature showing whats behind you on your gauge cluster is SO good
One of my favorite tech features is the hold break feature that’s on all Mercedes cars.
If you do a lot of city driving it nice to not have to keep your foot on the break every time you’re on a red light.
My Hyundai Kona had that feature and I love it.
It is nice, however in most cars you have to turn it on every time you start the car. In cars with a physical button it's not so bad but in my car it takes four taps on the screen to open the settings, turn brake hold on, and get back to the radio.
I'm dumbfounded... Parking brake!? Otherwise if you are on the flat just clutch out in neutral
Doug is the type of guy that write down "Doug is the type of guy.." comments on to his diary.
Good lord you missed my top 2: keyless entry, and being able to take your foot off the brake at a red light and the car stays put until you hit the gas!
Blind-spot cameras are unnecessary if you adjust your side-view mirrors to always show your blindspot instead of the side of your car. AAA recommends doing so, and it's super-easy (basically, set the two side mirrors so their view extends rather than overlaps the rear-view mirror). Voila: no more blind spot.
I do this and it's amazing how well it works. Combine this with a regular scan of the mirrors and you never need to turn your head because you know what's there. My car has blind-spot lights but I never look at them.
I had a 1972 Saab 99E with heated seats! That car had incredible tech for the time. It also had port EFI! In 1972!
I feel like I recall the old 00’s Maybach having electrochromic glass as well
noodle, cookies, and alanis -- today's a great sunday
heated steering wheels are a must if you live in a snowy climate, so nice not having to drive with thick gloves. Obviously Alanis doesn't have a clue living in Texas, surprised she did not complain about rear window defroster ruining up the rear glass with the lines across it, she probably hates heated side view mirrors. As she is a native of Texas I would love to see her drive on a snowy and icy road, that would be hillarious
Sweet, now I know how electrochromic windows work!
Living in Texas, ventilated seats are the #1 piece of tech for me. I don't know how Alanis picked heated seats over cooled seats.
The fact that Noodle is from Riverside makes me love him even more
Every interaction with the dog was so weird. That good boy needs a cookie.
Love how Doug uses the CGT as a table for his cookies in all his videos
Sorry, you lost me when Noodle left at 9:09. 😅🤣.
Please keep including Noodle in future videos!
I LOVED lane watch. My 2014 civic has it and when I test drove the 2023 and I was shocked to see they got rid of it. Glad you mentioned it Doug
Keep up the awesome work Doug, still hoping you'll buy, and maybe customise, a Multipla
I wish cooled seats become more common. I like that Lexus offers it s standard on most of their models. Its just as useful in a hot summer day and in regions with a hot climate
What about HUDs? When implemented well, they are so nice to use
If there’s a correct way to store a stack of cookies, it’s on top of a very expensive Porsche.
You should make a video playing car company tycoon where you get a free chance to start and produce cars from 1970s to 2020
Can you do a review on semi truck please? I know you do not have a CDL but if you know someone with a CDL than that would make your day something to remember.
Agree on rear view mirror camera. We could get a “smaller” car and have a kid in the third row every day and load tons of stuff for road trips. Always perfect visibility.
Doug is the type of guy to bake cookies for his Porsche yet again
Escape The Fate getting a shoutout was not on my bingo card for this video lmao.
Current car was first with Apple CarPlay. It is now a must have for me.
Doug's Ford GT in the background grinding its teeth and glaring at the new Porsche GT thinking " I'm gonna wait til Doug's back is turned and I'm gonna reverse into that silver heap of German crap, thinks he's cool with his no roof and stupid wing"😂😂❤
I always thought I’d love cooled seats. But every time I turn them on in my car, I get a stomach ache and start feeling queasy. Weird.
Honestly Sunroofs/Moonroofs! It honestly blows my mind how many people option one and NEVER USE IT! They're lovely! Get some fresh air and sunshine without all the road noise!
I would be one of those people. I don't like the sun on me or heating up my car any more than necessary. I ordered my car in the highest trim available without a sunroof. Any higher and the sunroof is standard. Those higher trims have stuff I don't need and the sunroof was optional in my trim but so it would have been a waste of money for me. For the other car I was looking at, only the base model has no sunroof. Anything above base has a panoramic sunroof. It wasn't the dealbreaker but I never would have opened it or the sunshade.
We need all Noodle all the time!!! Great video!!!
Wireless CarPlay is it for me. Will never (willingly) buy a car without it.
unfortunately alanis the electrochromic glass will never fail in the dark setting because that is the state it enters when power is applied.
Voice control works great on built-in systems in Ford vehicles, no learning process like on Mercedes-Benz
Thanks for triggering my Alexa about the weather 😂
I live in Texas, seat heaters are non existent in my list but seat cooling that one is first
Instead of the Aztek cooler, how about refrigerators in the back row (Lincoln MKT, Volvo XC90 Inscription)?
I dunno, I cant agree with the quiet start. I love my morning cold starts. On either my bike or mustang. Both have loud exhausts and give me such a massive smile when I start them.
Beeing from Brazil as I am, I'd love to have cooled seats!!!
Today we had 32°C (89 °F) in our winter!!!!
Massage seats, the pinnacle of options
I think I am the only one that absolutely hates heated seats . I run extremely warm so all I do is get hot and sweaty. Now the seats that have the AC are awesome 😂
Favorite “ERA” Doug. Come on
I'm the opposite of her on the heated steering wheel. Anytime the temp is under 50 outside, I have it turned on. I will never get another car without it.
My other wish is that every car comes with a digital rear view mirror camera. Especially in coupe designed vehicles and suvs. Just as the back up camera was mandated after 2018 for every vehicle in every trim level, these need to be mandated too.
If that electronic frosting glass system breaks, it will remain frosted as that is its default state when not energized.
I first saw that electrochromic roof on the last gen Mercedes SL. I think they called it magic sky…whatever. It absolutely wowed me then. Still does
That is a good doggo. Also, Doug, don't do laps with him in the car.
I have a Tesla, but I don't drive it much, so I use voice controls constantly. Open the glove box, for example.
what a couple of goobers! love ur vids
The dodge caliber had a built in cooler where the glove box was
I hate when my Lamborghini is too loud in the morning 😂
Doug
Have you spent time in New Zealand.
I love your T shirts.
challenge: make the comment reply section a list of quirks and features you would want in a car.
Love on the Spectrum, season 3
Alanis lives in TX, of course she can't appreciate a heated steering wheel. Up here in Minnesota, I'll never buy another car without it! Same with heated seats.
Never understood the need for heated seats. With body heat and a solid seat behind you, your back should be the only part of you that doesn’t need heat. I drove a convertible with the top down for an hour at 30 degrees. Still didn’t need heated seats.
I turn them on for carry out food in the passenger seat but they don’t seam to help much.
I am so much the opposite of Alanis on the heated seat/heated steering wheel debate. I have both in my car and if my seats weren't heated, I wouldn't mind. Take away my heated steering wheel in winter and we're fighting. I can't stand to wear gloves when driving. I also can't stand temperatures below 75 degrees but that's another story.
360 degree camera !!!!
My text to speak on my phone puts some of the craziest things when I try and use it.
I have the electrochromatic glass on my 2013 Benz SL hardtop that’s never actually up lol
Doug never seems to consider that household plugs in cars usually have very limited wattage you can draw before you trip a circuit breaker (F150 Lightning and the Rivians being exceptions).
Damn Alanis listens to metalcore as well!🤘🤘🤘
Happy to see the cookies back
I would pay good money to never have to see Alanis on this channel again..
Doug is the type of guy to use a Pontiac Aztek center console cooler for family beach vacations
Doug has the kind of channel that gives every comedian-wannabe a chance to THINK he’s being funny.
I know someone who pulled the factory removable VHS player out of a junked Econoline Chateau specifically because of where it came from.
@@housepianistok house pianist. I appreciate your constructive criticism. I promise I will take this feedback into consideration. I for one am not a wanna-be comedian. So much so, I did not even get a mere chuckle from writing my comment. It was not meant to be a knee slapper of a joke, more of an ironic statement which is common amongst Doug’s comment sections. I merely believe the act of doug demuro using such a container for vacation to be intriguing. Thanks for your assessment of my comment though.
Best regards,
A52_E92
@@housepianistexactly, these morons are a social cancer, an annoyance to millions of normal people.
@@A52_E92 Don't feel bad bro, I thought it was funny. I'd totally use an Aztek cooler.
Heated steering wheels are amazing when you get into your car in sub 0 weather. It's a total game changer for cold weather climates.
Yeah, they don't have a clue living in Texas and Southern California. I live in Alaska, I dream of having a heated steering wheel some day.
Yes, you already have a jacket and thick pants on when its cold so heated seats don't do much but if you don't want to drive with gloves heating steering wheels help a lot.
When winters go down below -10°C, boy they would beg for that heated steering wheel.
@@swampfox984, that's why I was surprised heated seats were Alanis' favorite feature, living in TX. You don't need heated anything down there.
Once you have a heated wheel living in the north, you can't do without. Hate wearing gloves while driving.
We NEEDED that feature (and more important, a cooled steering wheel) back when steering wheels were metal. You couldn't even touch those wheels.
This series has been so enjoyable to watch!
Doug I feel like you and your friends would be perfect for a car podcast
He should wreck the FGT into the CGT and use the insurance money to buy a podcast studio and better taste in cars
I agree 110%! Long overdue Doug! Come on get with the programme!
As if the world needs another rich white guy Sharing their opinions
If you like formula 1 Alanis is on the donut racing podcast. Its pretty good if you're down for something fairly casual
@@kekene719 she has an onlyfans too
Hyundais & Kia’s showing rear facing cameras when using turn signals is genuinely one of the greatest features of the modern era and definitely should be in every car.. at least optioned in
As far as the cameras go, Honda's camera system was awesome. I had one in my Accord. But they phased it out in 2016 for blind spot indicator light on the mirror and charged extra as part of "Honda Sensing." The OG package also had a forward facing light that would flash at the driver if it senses a front collision.
@@makeitrainnarenthey just look so ugly on Hondas! That big bulging camera sticking out on the side. Like who thought of that??
My wife’s Sportage has it. I’m jealous
Tesla has it.
Have to say, I've had a few Honda with the side camera and I have a hard time thinking about going back.
I have to say the A/C/Heated seats are one of my favorite techs in cars (I know a pretty lame thing to like) but it solves that leather problem of being too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter.
I was really surprised they didn’t mention cooled seats. I love those.
@@HirschPower totally agree! if it gets above let's say 30 degrees celsius, you'll still have your back sweaty even with traditional a/c
Yeah love the cooled seats and heated seats. Panoramic sunroof is awesome too
@@treeskier802I'd take those 2 things over so many other things
Ventilated seats are worth it if you have black leather. For light colored leather it’s not really needed.
😂 They actually forget there's a show to finish. These two could talk cars all day ❤
I was really surprised they didn’t mention cooled seats. That is one of my favorite features in modern cars, given that I valet cars in a hot climate.
This
I like cooled seats more than heated.
considering he lives in san diego now it's kind of hilarious to gush about heated seats/wheels considering there's literally never a week in the year where you'd need them in southern california
@@mikeydude750 yep, maybe Alanis in Texas...
@@mikeydude750 to be fair in San Diego you wouldn't need cooled seats or AC either.
I don’t like the “This and this and this and this is” Cars & Bids intro. It was so much better before
Even the now standard backup camera is invaluable. The ease of backing up without the possibility of hitting something is something you can't go without. Even when you would twist your body around and look out the back, it was still a huge blind area that left you vulnerable.
Agreed. I hear horror stories of children being run over by their parents backing up and the thought shakes me. I always look at the camera before backing. (I always try to know where my kids are too, but still.)
100% true. My gf owns a car with backup camera, mine does not. I daily-drive my car to work, but for most other situations (grocery shopping, visiting parents, etc.), I find myself prefering her car over mine, just because of her backup camera. It has become a crucial car safety feature imho.
Doug and his power strip in and blow out the wattage....power strip fire coming. Love these chats!
Yeah, most plugs are rated for 150W. That's not even enough for some laptops.
Those inverter plugs are very low wattage. They won't catch fire, they will just make a sad beep when you plug too much stuff in them and then just shut off.
I was thinking on using my power strip for a leaf blower after I mowed the lawn....oops.
@@AnoNym-zi5tyyeah I learned about that when I tried to use the blender in my 2004 Avalon. It was like trying to tow an Escalade with a Mirage.
Alanis is the most ridiculously hilarious character. iPod? No bluetooth? Omg.
Doug is a swifty? I’m here for it.
I don't like more technology in cars because that means more stuff that's going to break meaning more money I gotta spend. Having more technology is nice but it's also more headache too.
Very fair point
@@AlanisKing I would know too because I work on cars. I don't like working on newer cars because they're a pain to work on but it's mostly newer german cars that are like that. That's why I like having a basic civic because it doesn't break all the time and will run forever.
cant believe they didnt mention sentry mode, was recently in a hit and run while parked in my tesla, it was so nice to have a video of the culprit, his insurance company took the blaim straight away.
These have become my favorite thing to watch on Sundays!
Petition for Doug to show us the quirks and features of Noodle
Another great video with these two. Their banter is hilarious
Cooled seats are definitely my favorite newer feature. Things are incredible if you live in the south and have black leather.
Ikr 👍
I consider this part of a combo though. The TRUE best feature is cooled seats PLUS remote start/climate control. I live in New Orleans. This summer has been MURDEROUSLY hot. Being able to start my car from my phone while I'm in the checkout line, schlep across a 105° parking lot with the sun beaming, and enter a cabin already at a CRISP 68° has been an absolute Godsend. Then the ventilated seats are just cooled-back cherry on top
Heated steering wheel is nice if you live where it's cold out like here in Canada.
Doug is the type of guy to bake cookies for his porsche
Do you really believe he baked them himself?
@@scottbaxendale323
Doug probably got them from some purple haired trans woman at a vegan store
@@paulie-Gualtieri. So, are you saying he bought them from you?
@scottbaxendale323
No, definitely not
@@paulie-Gualtieri. I don’t believe you.
5-10 years ago I would’ve never thought I’d hear such prominent car reviewers speak so highly of Hyundais and Kias, but here we are, and I agree with them!
Another great one that wasn’t mentioned was the built in removal Bluetooth speaker in the Rivian R1T. Such a good idea especially for an off-road vehicle.
I remember when DaimlerChrysler got experimental around 2006-2008. Removable speakers in the Jeep Compass tailgate, the silly heated and cooled cupholders and "Chillzone" in the Caliber, Sebring and Avenger, removable rechargeable flashlights in the minivans, and the introduction of the MyGig infotainment set up and Stow-n-Go. And the insane configurability of the PT Loser and Journey interiors, with multilevel package shelves and hidden compartments everywhere. Pretty absymal cars in every respect, but with really delightful (and sometimes gimmicky) features left and right.
@@matthewbowen5841Chilled cupholders is the only technology I want in cars that they don't have
Toyota added that up for the new generation Tacoma too.
100% agreed on the rear view camera. It totally fixes the visibility problem of my 6th gen Camaro ZL1.
I KNOW HUH!!!