Audi mmi

[Taka Mizutani]

Mike-
Respectfully, I've BTDT and IMO, MMI and all of the other "consolidated
control" systems suck.

Discrete systems are much easier to use as long as the control layout is
reasonably easy to read and access.

I've never had a problem operating the controls of the pre-MMI cars, but
it's way too fiddly to use MMI while driving. Dangerously distracting.

Also, Audi's nav system is difficult to use- not having a directional cursor
makes it a PITA. Scrolling the map, for instance- a really bad setup
compared to some other cars. The Infiniti/Nissan, Honda/Acura and Volvo
systems are definitely easier to use.

You've sold over 200 C6 and D3 cars? That's quite a bit of volume.

Taka


On 9/18/06, Michael Murphy <murph101 at optonline.net> wrote:
>
>
> In general, it would help if customers RTFM, just a bit before going on
> a rant.  Jeez, you guys are like an automotive lynch mob.
>
> Oh, BTW, I'm an ABS in the NE so I've had a bit of exposure to MMI.  If
> it really stunk then the 200+ customers I have driving around in 2005+
> A6s and 2004+ A8s would have killed me by now.
>
> Take a collective breath folks.
> --
> mjm
>