The News Wheel Editors: Auto Features We’re Most Thankful For
As Nov. 28 fast approaches, we’d like to take a moment to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving. In honor of this holiday, we’ve rounded up just a few of the auto features we’re most grateful for. Drop us a line in the comments to let us know which auto features made your “thankful for” list. (And check out this article to discover which car accessories made our Christmas wish lists this year.)
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Morgan Pritchett
I’m most thankful for Bluetooth capability in my SUV. I can’t drive anywhere without listening to music and having that feature makes my life so much better when I get stuck in traffic. In my old hatchback, I had to use that old cassette/cord contraption and it would frequently lose signal, which was incredibly frustrating!
DeAnn Owens
The feature I am most thankful for in my car is the heated front seats. They are complete game-changers for chilly mornings. I don’t have to wait for the heat to kick on, which helps make getting on the road on a dreary fall/winter day much better.
Rebecca Bernard
I’m most thankful for my tire pressure monitoring system, since it takes the guesswork out of checking my tires. A close second place is my Bluetooth connectivity, which connects to my phone without me taking it out of the pocket it’s squirreled away in.
Kimiko Kidd
This sounds SO basic, but I’m thankful that my car has working climate control! With our unpredictable Ohio weather, a fast, functional climate control system is a massive boon. It keeps me from being a wet mess in the summer and provides a cozy ride in the winter. Plus, after riding with some friends and family members whose cars didn’t have working climate control, I’m more thankful than ever!
Amanda Drago
I’m most thankful for the Bluetooth in my 2016 Toyota Camry. I love listening to music on my phone and singing on all my commutes.
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