10 of the most basic cars for people who hate technology

Benjamin Zhang

May 26, 2019 4:20 PM

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Nissan Frontier

Modern automobiles are being packed with more and more tech features these days.
As a result, the selection models for the technophobes among us is thinning.
However, there are still a few decidedly low tech models to be had.
They range from rugged off-roaders to economy car that provides no-frills daily transportation to lightweight sports cars.
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The signs are all there. The tech and automotive industries are becoming increasingly intertwined. Brands such as Tesla are as much tech firm as they are a car company. It's not just Tesla. Mainstream mass-market brands are also fully on board with the tech revolution.

Semi-autonomous drivers assistance tech such as adaptive cruise control are now commonplace on everything from $150,000 Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedans to entry-level Subaru Crosstrek crossovers. And there's the connectivity. For example, General Motors has made Wi-fi hotspot capability available across its entire lineup products from the Cadillac Escalade to the Chevrolet Corvette.

As a result, it far easier to find a new car that's packed to the hilt with tech than it is to find one that's without tech. But there are a few new cars out there for the technophobes among us.

Low tech offerings these days run the gamut from economy cars that provide basic no-frills daily transportation to bare-bones speed machines designed for lightweight performance.

Here's a closer look at 10 cars for people who don't like tech.

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