When I was a kid, my two sets of grandparents each had what I considered some high-tech 1970s gadgetry in their cars. One had a compass stuck to the windshield, a little floating ball that swiveled like BB-8 to show us the direction in which we traveled. The other had a talking Chrysler that would voice warnings such as "The door...is ajar!" or "Your directional signal is...still on!"

These days, my parents are now grandparents and they drive a modern-day Toyota Prius that's got more buttons than a 747—but it's still a pretty low-tech car in comparison with many of the ones we review here at PCMag. That's because mobile technology and vehicles are finally coalescing.

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