Laura J. Webb, good fake name, I'll give it a 9/10.
It's nicely done, love the paint job and the rims, but I just don't get the appeal of all the bouncing system...
Concept? don't you dare say KITT is not real!
Dream big!
Yes! there's so much win in this thread, mach5 steering buttons and spaceship ceiling buttons, awesome!. I'd hide then with the sun visor, then lower the thing, take a cool look at the passengers and press a button.
Same here, original cassette player and cd car stereo, and this is my solution for mp3 listening:
The climate controls on my sienna are all digital instead of the knobs because I have the XLE version and toyota thinks is better this way. The regular system has 3 knobs and 3 buttons, mine has 12 buttons and a lcd screen, all of wich I can't really operate without looking. Simple it's better.
This, on the shifter
Yes!
Just be careful
That sounds like hell. I never played that, I did use the DS but never liked it, altough I guess some games did take advantage of the second screen. It's like an android snes emulator, you can't press the LR or LR to make allading fly with his carpet, a couple buttons is all I can use in a touch screen.
I want a double din sized old style radio, I'm looking at something like this,
You mean like this? that's awesome
This is the greatest idea ever! We need buttons back, making buttons with no tactile response using screens was a big step back in user interface technology, and everyone accepts it like it's better. It's not. It's like kinect were you can wave your arm to move a menu instead of just pressing a button, am I the only…
I remember back in the 90's small radio/casette players started using buttons for volume instead of dials. I always thouhg it was a stupid thing, dials are more precise and efficient, but every mayor brand went with buttons because it looked more futuristic. Now I thing we're back to volume dials in small stereos or…
I'm pretty sure that's the only way..
That's good to hear, ferrari dealer have the worst reputation
I've heard that before, you can't just walk into a ferrari dealer and ask for a car, I don't know if it's true always or depends on the dealer, but I've come to believe there's some truth to that. This whole thing reminds me of this old article http://jalopnik.com/5938170/how-fe…
I guess you have to check "leather on a/c vents" to get heated seats and check on "optional carbon fiber ferrari umbrella" to get satnav, it's all sold on kits.