07-29-2023, 02:08 PM
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Re: Finding a used car without all the nanny features
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Originally Posted by GearheadExplorer85
Hello everyone:
I am searching for another car. Below are some things that I'm looking for:
- Used
- Looking for something sporty and comfortable for daily driving and long road trips
- Not picky on the year
- Style: Coupe, sedan, hatchback, or wagon
- Engine: I4, V6, or V8 (as long as the overall drivetrain combo isn't underpowered).
- Transmission: Auto or manual (manual preferred/no CVTs)
- Budget: $15000
- Nice to haves: CD player, and the less nanny features the better
The biggest issue I'm having with newer cars is the amount of nanny features being shoved down my throat. I'm not talking about the basic safety stuff such as seatbelts, airbags, and ABS brakes that have been around for decades. The safety features I don't want are the more recent and intrusive ones like forward-collision avoidance, lane departure, and blind spot monitor. I have rented newer cars with these features and they activated and interfered with my driving when I didn't want them to. I love cars and driving, but these features are seriously sucking all the enjoyment out of it.
I would appreciate any advice about how to go about searching for a car that I'll be happy with.
Thanks!
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