I guess so. :rofl: :rofl:

Which system do you like

Quick example: Find a radio station (one that is not programmed) on your radio.

Non-iDrive way:
1. Press > button
2. Find radio station
3. To program radio station, press a memory button for three secons

iDrive way:
1. Click Entertainment
2. Click Radio
3. Click FM
4. Scroll until you find radio station
5. Press iDrive knob to program
6. Select memory program
7. Click knob three additional times to exit and return to main menu

I'm starting to think that Microsoft designed the iDrive interface. :confused:

I always hear, "Yeah, at first it's a little confusing, but once you get used to it, it's wonderful." That, however, is not the point. The interface should be intuitive enough that programming a radio station is as easy if not easier than the "old way." If it isn't (and iDrive isn't), that is not progress. It's using technology for the sake of using it.

Juan

We just use voice control and ask the iDrive for FM, or AM

Steps

1
2
3
and 7 not needed

After programing? Items 1 thru 7 not needed ;)
I've said this before. My wife who is no techno-nut
dosn't have a problem with it.

I like iDrive, but it should be an option like it is on the 1 and 3-series. I don't see how you'd need it to be standard equipment.

That reminds me I need to go buy concert tix today

No, leave it. Its the dimple effect to keep the car lower to
ground with high speeds.
h/j over.

:rofl:

What concert?

And by the way can anybody tell me how BMW assist works? I still don't get it lol....What button do I press?

BMW Assist