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BMW, honestly

To elaborate, they understand actually having physical buttons you can macro to functions, and doing things like starting your first new playlist with a pre-mapped button. It's better in that tactile sense than carplay or anything because you don't have to futz with a screen once it's set up, and has a good interface for the steering wheel controls

Get a car with CarPlay or Android Auto

Except for the obvious instant issue, the UConnect infotainment system is actually pretty nice, IMO.

And it can come attached to a Dodge Charger or Challenger, both of which have a kind of primitive, hypnotic appeal to me.