[pcurve]

I welcome to physical buttons. But multiple rectilineal shapes dominate without harmony. Almost feels like a semi truck interior.

[detourdog]

British sports cars in the sixties for safety reasons had to remove toggle switches. The problem was that during crashes people were losing eyes or suffering puncture wounds. This was the story handed down to me by my uncle.

This is second hand account but here are my uncle's credentials...

https://mossmotoring.com/manhattan-mechanic/

[CamperBob2]

No shortage of toggle switches in 1970s Ferraris, I can say that much.

[LightBug1]

Yes, similar response. I like all of the individual elements, but they don't work together visually.

[wlesieutre]

If those corner radiuses got any bigger they'd turn into circles

[jerlam]

There's a Mini Cooper with a circular touch screen:

https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-news/tech/mini-circular-in...

It looks terrible especially running Carplay (which is designed for rectangular screens).

[trgn]

yeah, or cop car, stuff with bolted on displays