10 of the most basic cars for people who hate technology
The article lists 10 cars that are considered low-tech, including the Nissan Frontier, Jeep Wrangler, and Hyundai Accent, which offer basic features and minimal advanced technology. These cars cater to technophobes who prefer a more straightforward driving experience.
Modern cars are increasingly packed with tech features, but some models still offer a low-tech experience. The Nissan Frontier, for example, has been around since 2005 with minimal changes and comes with a basic five-speed manual transmission and naturally aspirated four-cylinder engine in its base 'S' trim. The Jeep Wrangler is another rugged, low-tech option with removable body panels, although it does feature a touchscreen infotainment system. Other low-tech cars include the Hyundai Accent, which starts at $14,995 in the US, and the Dacia Duster, an affordable crossover SUV from Renault's Romanian subsidiary. The Mahindra Roxor, made in Auburn Hills, Michigan, is a highly basic off-road vehicle, but it's not yet road legal in the US. The Dodge Caravan is also listed as a low-tech option. These cars offer a range of low-tech features and are available at various price points.
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