There's a lot of new car technology that impedes the driving experience. These tech features don't.
For the most part, the best driving experience is one that isn't filled with complex electronics. But these examples of automotive technology actually make cars better for enthusiasts.

1. Remote Start

There's nothing better than being able to start your car from your kitchen on a cold day. No sitting in the freezing cold waiting for everything to come up to temperature.

2. Dual-Clutch Transmissions

Given the choice, we'll always opt to shift for ourselves. But if you must get an automatic transmission, you can't go wrong with a dual-clutch. Shifts are seamless and lightning quick, giving you a two-pedal gearbox that's super responsive and direct.

3. Electric Propulsion

Anyone who says electric cars aren't fun has never driven one. No, they don't make the same nice sounds you'd expect from a high-revving engine, but their straight-line performance (and in the case of the Porsche Taycan, on-track prowess) is hard to match.

4. High-End Stereos

Speaker systems in cars have come a long way in the last 30 years. Crackly, fading audio has made way for some truly world-class stereos that you can option from the factory.

5. Bluetooth Connectivity

Whether it be for phone calls or listening to music, having Bluetooth in your car just makes life easier. No wires, no SD card juggling, just sync your phone to your car and go.

6. Parking Cameras

Backup cameras are required on all passenger cars sold in the US after May 1st, 2018, but the best systems have more than one camera. They make parking and maneuvering through tigh.

7. Active Anti-Roll Bars

How do you get a big heavy luxury SUV to handle like a sports car? Active anti-roll bars. Using a motor in the center of the bar, an active sway bar can apply torque to either of its end connections to stiffen itself in real time, dissipating body roll. Smart stuff.

8. Radar Cruise Control

Though normal cruise control is nice, radar-based adaptive systems take it to the next level. The technology adjusts your car's speed accordingly to maintain a set distance behind the vehicle in front of you. It makes congested highway cruising a whole lot less stressful.

9. Assisted Steering
Real self-driving tech is still a ways off, but systems like Cadillac's Super Cruise and Tesla's Autopilot use sensors and cameras to steer cars and keep them positioned in their lanes without any input from the driver. The systems still require to pay attention, but not having to actively worry about steering can be relaxing.

10. Assisted Steering

Real self-driving tech is still a ways off, but systems like Cadillac's Super Cruise and Tesla's Autopilot use sensors and cameras to steer cars and keep them positioned in their lanes without any input from the driver. The systems still require to pay attention, but not having to actively worry about steering can be relaxing.

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