I think there is a market for a AARP endorsed (similar to cell phones, simple and with oversized buttons), featurless car. Let me explain briefly. One of the coworkers got stranded in a shopping mall parking lot in the above car. The ingition key had been removed from the ignition with the doors open and somehow the cars computer decided it was being stolen and shut down all systems. The local lock specialist declined help and said it was a Dealer issue. Two other automotive type people tried to reset and get the cars sysems back on line, but to no avail. The car was subsquently towed to the Dealer to be reset. I looked at the online owners manual (trying to understand her explantion of the "feature ladened vehicle") and the amount of features built to make the car NOT run were incredable. I'm driving a early ninty's pickup and would not trade it for anything as I couldn't operate a new vehicle with all the "features" and "options". The "GIMMICKS" are to the limits. This is to the point of being dangerous for the consumer. Anyone out there feel the same? I felt sorry for this Lady that owns the car as I'm sure she never meant to purchase such automobile. bjr23