What car features do many people dislike, but you like?

Discussion in 'Automotive' started by MrAnnoyingDude, May 15, 2019.

  1. MrAnnoyingDude

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    Are there any often-derided features of cars that you seem to like?

    For me, it's:

    - Vinyl roofs. They get one hell of a share of hatred, but I love their contrasting appearance and facture.

    - Screens on top of the dashboard. Sure, they do often look like an afterthought, but what is a better place for them than the driver's line of sight?
     
  2. General S'mores

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    I'd say some people do seem to dislike woody wagons for particular reasons, although I think otherwise. Woody wagons are great at giving the wagon a certain style to them, and also often fit with the design language of said wagons. Also, I like how most of those woody wagons actually have authethic wood, not plastic-y/fake wood.
     
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    Mostly CVT transmission. A lot of people seem to not like how they behave (i.e. they dont shift gears like a "normal" transmission) but I personally like the smoothness it adds to the car.
     
  4. MrAnnoyingDude

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    You mean woody wagons as in wood-bodied car, or as in cars that seem to have wood on the side?
     
  5. General S'mores

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    Yeah, wagons that have wood on their side profiles is what I'm referring to.
     
  6. MrAnnoyingDude

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    That's real wood, which is not necessarily a good material for making cars.
     
  7. General S'mores

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    Yeah, that's what I meant with authenticity in my previous post.

    You do have a point there, which is likely why they had to switch to fake wood later on in the 20th century (and 21st century partially).
     
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