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I’d still argue for this. Both our Hondas have dual screens and still have HUD. It’s such an easy option to add and not a huge cost to keep people safer
In watching the video I think when Neville asks about HUD he means an upper UX screen. He notes that he doesn’t see a HUD-in reality only the driver ever sees the HID because of the angle of projection so I suspect he meant like a center screen mounted up on dash like so many vehicles do. Just my take on his commentary-certainly could be wrong 
I also want to suggest Make-out mode.
When your teen takes your car for a date they click the mode, the bonfire comes up on the screen-larger format of course with a light crackle while Barry White automatically comes up on the stereo and all the interior lighting fades to reds and pinks and the front bench seat rear folds back flat. Maybe a plaid blanket.
OH YEAAAHHH!
When your teen takes your car for a date they click the mode, the bonfire comes up on the screen-larger format of course with a light crackle while Barry White automatically comes up on the stereo and all the interior lighting fades to reds and pinks and the front bench seat rear folds back flat. Maybe a plaid blanket.
OH YEAAAHHH!
I also want to suggest Make-out mode.
When your teen takes your car for a date they click the mode, the bonfire comes up on the screen-larger format of course with a light crackle while Barry White automatically comes up on the stereo and all the interior lighting fades to reds and pinks and the front bench seat rear folds back flat. Maybe a plaid blanket.
OH YEAAAHHH!
When your teen takes your car for a date they click the mode, the bonfire comes up on the screen-larger format of course with a light crackle while Barry White automatically comes up on the stereo and all the interior lighting fades to reds and pinks and the front bench seat rear folds back flat. Maybe a plaid blanket.
OH YEAAAHHH!
Saw that video and dont' aggree with them. The center screen is actually the danger, people looking at it instead of the road.
If you have had a HUD its very hard (maybe impossible) to buy a car with out it.
and then the app on Mom's phone starts buzzing and the teen hears a voice coming over the sound system...I also want to suggest Make-out mode.
When your teen takes your car for a date they click the mode, the bonfire comes up on the screen-larger format of course with a light crackle while Barry White automatically comes up on the stereo and all the interior lighting fades to reds and pinks and the front bench seat rear folds back flat. Maybe a plaid blanket.
OH YEAAAHHH!
