I got a new 2018, and I have more technology into the car than I need. I had to take a class on how to use it. It pretty well does everything, except coffee.

Almost all of it (if not all - I'm still learning) is voice activated... "call Fred Griffin  on his mobile phone", "take me to the nearest Starbucks", "what's the weather forecast for today", "text message Fred Griffin the following message""

Scary....

Nothing - I like a nice clean look. My phone goes in the cup holder if I need it for directions.

GPS comes with our car.  It is handy for finding the nearest gas station..  We prefer Siri for directions.  Nothing else is in the car.  A

The Lexus I bought in December 2016 has all the geegaws I could ever want in a car.

No gadgets, I like it simple

My dashboard has a screen... gadgets.... programs..... I only know the basics but I love the hardtop convertible!!!!  BMW430xi.... drives through snow like a Jeep....that's all I care about.... they can keep their gadgets...they'll never get used.

I use the GPS on my phone. My last car had all the gadgets and I seldom used them. This car gets me from point A to point B!

My truck does everything but my makeup. And it probably would do my makeup if I programmed it to. But I really don't need all of that. I just need to talk on my phone and crank up my music. 🎶
2016 Ford F-150 XLT. Lariat. EcoBoost. Who knows what the F else. It's in the paperwork.

I'm reasonably gadget free. I have blue tooth in the car to be hands-free (comes with the car) and I have one of those Garmin nuvi's when I need to pull out GPS (after-market wiring). No cameras, no fuzz busters, etc. Not a gadget or app type of girl.

Car does come with keyless entry/ignition, memory seats, back-up camera, but I don't consider them dashboard "goodies."

I would need to ask my hubby who love tech gadgets in vehicles. My basic goal is going from point A to point B.  If we have to go to point C or D, he drives.

I agree with Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR 

I always thought the car is just to drive.:)

Never seen it. Interesting. 

Factory installed navigation GPS. I had a little laugh when I saw radar dector. That was a big deal back in my early driving days (70's) and the second thing I had installed after my 8-track into my first ride

Nothing.....just my iphone. It does everything i need. 

Nothing, my phone is the new nav device.

My smartphone is in my windshield holder device. That is all I need.

Speedometer

Factory installed GPS screen

No extras on my 2012 Toyota Yaris dashboard Fred Griffin . Maybe NOT coincidental I've not had a distracted driving accident ever either.

None.

My new Camry Hybrid has Entune 3.0 App suite with Pandora, GasBuddy, Scout Link etc apps - along with audio, phone etc etc, Fred Griffin.

I do have a garmin, but now both cars have in-dash GPS.   I drive the speed limit, so no need for a radar detector.

Gps and phone

I have both an after market GPS and dash cam

Built-in GPS and BlueTooth with voice recognition.

My car comes with a 360 degree camera, backup camera with lines that move with the wheel, auto lights, auto high beams, lane keep assist (when coupled with adaptive cruise control it practically drives itself).  Has it's own navigation system, a live person I can call to plot a destination when I'm driving and works with Pandora.

All factory installed in new 2011 Chevy Equinox

GPS factory installed and rear camera for backing up.  That is all I need. 

I have that Garmin on my window and we just added OnePass which we should have done years ago LOL

The rest of my gadgets are not on my dash, but on my car desk and console!

Fred Griffin I just have a GPS mount on the windshield.

Nothing on mine.  The standard equipment is all I need.

None of those. I know how to get from point a to point b etc without help from gps or any apps. I don't have tolerance for distracted drivers.

Built in GPS ..love it!...dont need to worry about entering a bad cell for service the way you do when using GPS on the phone

As long as it starts and stops before hitting something it is fine and it only has the basics.

As to GPS, how would you see the FSBO if you didn't get lost!

I opnce had a fuxx buster but that went o ut of style with technology

I purchased a car with park assist which has sensors and back up camera, navigation, and much more. I don’t use it all but might at some point. 

I am thinking hard about buying a dashcam for both my security and auto insurance (aftermarket)

No gadgets on my dash

Factory installed GPS, On Star, Hands Free Calls and Satellite.

The car came with blue tooth (on steering wheel), GPS and backup camera all factory installed and I don't know what else. More bells and whistles than I need or use.

I have a GPS system on a screen in my car (factory installed). Backup camera. Nothing else.

I drive fast, I admit, but don't use a radar detector. I use these things called eyes.

Garage door opener is built-into the rear view mirror...

Just the factory installed features.

Expedition: a 5 CD player that is broken. Factory installed. Pilot: GPS system that sometimes works or we just don't know how to do it, and a DVD player for the backseat that doesn't work. Factory installed. Neither worked when we purchased the car. Also a built in garage door opener. Jeep: Good 'ole fashion, nuthin'. -Kasey

I have an auto dimming rear mirror with a compass on it. That is about it besides climate control and a radio. 

None.