Cars sure have changed

[D2Cat]

A push button tranny.

My Uncle had a Plymouth with a push button tranny. Of course, that is before the Left redefined what a "tranny" is.

 

[Lucky]

I remember my Grandmother telling my Grandpa she wanted another car with a bush button transmission. They always drove Chrysler products so guessing she had a Dart maybe. Everyone I know that has the newer bush button or dial doesn't like it, not really sure why.

 

[SmokinM]

Be fun to throw a bunch of these kids in one with a 3 on the tree. See how long it takes for them to figure out there is an extra pedal and no gear selector on the dash.

 

[Lucky_P]

I had a '61 Rambler station wagon with a push-button transmission.
Front seat backs reclined all the way back. ;>)

Have seen several recent news reports of attempted carjackings foiled because the young criminals couldn't figure out how to drive a car with manual transmission. I'm sure 3 on the column would blow their minds...

 

[backhoeboogie]

The new Chevy Tahoe is push button. It takes some getting used to.

 

[1982vett]

The new Chevy Tahoe is push button. It takes some getting used to.

Helps to know....it's not just push button, you also have to pull buttons....

 

[puzzled in oregon]

Don't forget the old chevy pickup/one ton where you turned the key on, then pushed the
starter on the floor with your foot

 

[backhoeboogie]

Don't forget the old chevy pickup/one ton where you turned the key on, then pushed the
starter on the floor with your foot

The tahoe just required you to have a fob. Then you push a button. No key inserting at all.

Grandad's hay truck had the button on the floor. It was a hard reach for a kid.

 

[puzzled in oregon]

The tahoe just required you to have a fob. Then you push a button. No key inserting at all.

Grandad's hay truck had the button on the floor. It was a hard reach for a kid.

You would have wanted to be sure it was out of gear before you pushed the button

 

[Rafter S]

When I drive my wife's car I'm still struggling with the concept of leaving the key in my pocket and starting the engine with a button.

 

[greybeard]

3 words.
Studebaker hill holder.