I might disagree. This is the Boss 302, not a daily-driver V6 model (in the Premium, please - gotta have those multi-colored interior lights). How many of these are going to be the primary means of transportation, where a hands-free cellphone is almost required?
Now, don't get me wrong. My wife's Escape has all the goodies, and I think they're pretty cool. It's even entertaining, sometimes, when trying to communicate with the electronics via voice command, and I'm sure that being able to push one button and say "Call So-and-so" helps in keeping the vehicle under control. The Escape has cupholders everywhere, and plenty of little "cubbies" to stick things (and, obviously, forget about them), but that's an Escape.
Even in my old piece-o'-crap TFrog, the rule is "take it in, take it out." Nothing gets left behind in the car, thus no need for "cubbies." TFrog has an AM/FM stereo cassette, but only the AM news station gets any use. Otherwise, TFrog makes its own stereo. Hands-free cellphone? Don't even bother trying to call me when I'm driving. I won't answer.
Again, maybe I'm a dinosaur, but I don't see any need in a Boss 302 for the latest electronic amenities. Am I wrong?
dwight