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Chris, an electronic shift. Electronic park, neutral and reverse, then drive and manual to enable paddle shifters on wheel.
Right, right... but I had to razz you a bit. 😀 Soon Cadillac will phase out all shift-levers and replace them with buttons or one round "wheel."
My wife was bit upset (but kind of impressed ) to discover she now shifts using buttons. I had to remind her that "no gear-shift lever" is nothing new. My 1957 Dodge was all pushbuttons....a very reliable & durable cable-line set-up! I had a '56 Packard that was electronic push-button....which was terrible and had to be replaced with a gear-shift lever.
I just know one day, her drive-by-wire system will glitch, and I'll be stuck in reverse! 🙄 😯 🙄
Wow, a CD player is like having an 8-track. In 2018 I ordered a new car.... for laughs I asked about a CD player (I mainly use memory sticks that I plug into the USB ports... 2,500 +free songs I uploaded from YT ) A CD player was a dealer-installed option for $1,000 and it would go in the glove box. Naturally, I passed.
