If they replace buttons with touch screen functionality, that's a downgrade. Either have both or just buttons. Nobody should ever be expected to look at a screen while driving.
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Well I've rented Dodges a few times and haven't had to see them break down to know they're sub-par. Worst was the ~2014 Dodge Charger, which handled worse than my 2008 Honda Accord and had a cheesy gamer-looking interior. Jeep Wrangler is supposedly a great car for what it's built for, though.
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There are lifted pickup trucks people drive just cause, but this isn't one of them. It's important to own a pickup in most of the US, just not in Stanford (which is near where I live).