This Is What Happens When You Over-Think Basic Stuff... (mileage, drivers, Jeep)
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This sounds like it came right from a Millennial. Especially that gobbledy-guhk at the end!
RTFM in plain words please? (And don't tell me to "google it"!)
"Read the er, foolish manual." And I'm far from being a millennial, as if that changes the fact that the index will contain the word "lights" and the page listed will tell how to turn them on.
Annoying as all out for those of us who, in the turn of events, end up driving a variety of vehicles. Good user interface design is supposed to be intuitive.
Well on a Tesla, it is just a push button to park as well far from a traditional gear shift and nobody has sued yet.
The problem with technology as usual is the the "user's fault" anybody who works with technology knows there are dumb users who can eff up anything as simple because they can't adapt to change or read the instructions.
The one thing cool with Tesla is that it's not gonna automatically move if it detects the door is opened or driver has left the seat.
This is the interior in question. A 2017 Range Rover. Article did not specify if Sport or any other model, so we can only surmise they meant Range Rover (Full Size). It's a dial:
This is neither an unprecedented control as a shifter, nor confusing to use. It's like a dial on a washing machine.
The shifter below is on all other models of Range Rover for 2017. The same ol' slap stick that's been used on BMW's for... 10 years?
Both setups automatically apply the parking brake when Park is selected. It cannot be defeated by the driver. If it rolled away, it wasn't in Park.
The problem with technology as usual is the the "user's fault" anybody who works with technology knows there are dumb users who can eff up anything as simple because they can't adapt to change or read the instructions.
One of these days I'd like to adapt to improvement. That would, ironically, be a welcome change.
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