@paco When I got my current car, I made a point of actually telling the salesperson that one of the reasons why I choose it was that it does *not* rely on a touchscreen interface.

Yes, it does have a touchscreen, but only for rarely-needed functions. I can live with that.

Everything I need to do while driving and then some has physical buttons, knobs and levers.

See also: the little ridges on the F and J keys on a full-sized computer keyboard, which also allow orientation without looking.