It wasn’t too intuitive. If we looked at a car, we would specifically look for how to adjust basic things like climate, volume, etc. then based on what we found we would mark it as “yes” for has all standard knobs/buttons, “no” for does not have them which includes touch buttons or anything else not tactile, or “hybrid” meaning some standards are tactile and some are not. I would list the Prius we got as hybrid, but enough of what I needed were in button form to make me happy.
Do you mind sharing the spreadsheet or the datapoints you were looking at?
It wasn’t too intuitive. If we looked at a car, we would specifically look for how to adjust basic things like climate, volume, etc. then based on what we found we would mark it as “yes” for has all standard knobs/buttons, “no” for does not have them which includes touch buttons or anything else not tactile, or “hybrid” meaning some standards are tactile and some are not. I would list the Prius we got as hybrid, but enough of what I needed were in button form to make me happy.