Originally Posted by
maviskw
My son and I were in Virginia. I was visiting him when he was in the Army. We rented a car, but when night came we turned on the lights and couldn't figure out how to turn off the high beam. We thought we would have to not drive until daylight. We asked a policeman about it and he showed us that it was now on the stick by the steering wheel, not on the floor. That was early '80s.
I totaled our minivan, and we decided that since we no longer have to tote hordes of teenagers here and there, we'd go a bit more upscale with a Chrysler 300. Pushbutton for all kinds of things: multiple buttons to adjust the seat 3,678 different ways, a button to adjust the outside mirrors, electronic "keys" that you never have to take out of your purse or pocket -- more buttons that lock or unlock the door and start the car.
But we couldn't figure out how to adjust the rearview mirror. Where's the button for *that* mirror? We looked all over, looked in the car's instruction manual (Well *I* did. DH didn't want to.), nothing. So we finally called the dealership. We explained the problem to the young lady who answered the phone. "Umm...you just move it with your hand."
