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'Multitasking' Young Buyers Are Why BMW Is Ditching Physical Buttons

New BMW vehicles are short on physical controls, with only a few buttons in the cabin, and practically everything else is controlled by the touchscreen.

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JalopnikLean L·3h ago
'Multitasking' Young Buyers Are Why BMW Is Ditching Physical Buttons
New BMW vehicles are short on physical controls, with only a few buttons in the cabin, and practically everything else is controlled by the touchscreen.
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