Consumers disappointed by the latest in-car technologies


  • TECH
  • Monday, 28 Jul 2014

The 19th annual JD Power Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) Study, which each year attempts to assess how gratifying a new car is to own and drive, finds that when it comes to design, look and feel, consumers are more than happy with their new cars. 

Especially if the car in question is a completely new or redesigned model, rather than a model that is being carried over, more or less unchanged from the previous year. 

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