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Push-button start is great… until you realize you just dropped someone off, they walked away with the key fob, and you’re still cruising down the highway wondering if the car is about to
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Ask drivers which features they ignore in their cars, and you'll get a predictable mix of gripes about tech they didn’t ask for — and some answers that make you wonder why they bought