Modern cars come packed with features. Some are useful, like backup cameras or heated seats. Others sound great on paper but rarely deliver in real life. These “bonus” car features often show up in ads and brochures, promising to make driving easier, safer, or more fun. But when you actually use them, they fall short. You might even wonder why automakers keep including them. If you’ve ever been frustrated by a car feature that just doesn’t work, you’re not alone. Here are eight “bonus” car features that never actually work as promised.
