Subaru Previews New Starlink Connectivity System at 2015 New York Auto Show | Edmunds.com

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• mittzombie Member Posts: 162

  April 2015 edited April 2015

  Stuff like this makes me buy another brand.
  
  They keep jamming in junk they think millenials want, but they don;t buy many cars anyway.

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• atom29 Member Posts: 1

  April 2015

  I think it's essential for Subaru to be modern as 5 years ago the number 1 complaint was that the company was always 2 steps behind what is current. yet more importantly is to make sure the 16 FR has the 3rd eye generation

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• stever Guest Posts: 52,454

  April 2015

  I'm a long ways from being a Millennial, but I'd love to have all that "junk".
  
  Maybe we can interest you in a Miata, @mittzombie? (actually would love one of those too).

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• mycatcroaked Member Posts: 6

  April 2015

  I agree. At 47, I buy cars BASED on the technology, as with my current Charger R/T. I wouldn't have considered the previous generation with barely a navigation system, as the uConnect interface sets a high bar. Make no mistake: I'm a performance guy, but without blind spot detection, excellent navigation and graphics and a host of phone integrated features, I will not buy. It's about time that Subaru got up to speed because to date, I haven't seriously considered any of their vehicles (and I only buy AWD) because of the lack of features. I'm ready for another vehicle and am excited about the broadening choices with manufacturers who are finally putting in the features that I want.

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• raybear Member Posts: 1,795

  April 2015

  The thing about the new Subaru systems are that they are simpler to use than the previous-generation technology, IMHO. We're long overdue on making things easier.

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