I own a 2010-2014 Lexus RX-350 with a tactile feedback "mouse" / "joystick" for the UX that was later replaced by Toyota / Lexus in newer models and I will never understand why. The cursor when it moved over a button will feedback to the mouse to make it more difficult / needing a nudge to navigate away from the button but still feels very natural. I am not sure why this type of UX was completely abandon but after driving older and more recent cars this was the clear winner for the task of navigating an interface while also operating a huge SUV through traffic.