Hey guys! Welcome to my version of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
What you see here in the middle of the picture are called "buttons". They're made of "plastic". When you push them with your fingertip, they do this thing called "exactly what you want them to do".
To the left and right of the buttons, you see "knobs". They also do exactly what you want them to do.
Newer cars have these things called "screens" which are linked to "computers" in the cars. While this idea makes cars look more interesting, they don't quite have the functionality of the older, simpler, foolproof method of "pushing a button" or "turning a knob".
I'm not opposed to technology. But when it comes to cars, some things work, and some things don't.
This has been the February 8th, 2011 edition of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
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