The Douchiest Car Features Available From The Factory

Over the last few years manufacturers have come up with all sorts of ridiculous features, hoping to make their cars stand out from the crowd. Here's a selection of the douchiest, as picked by you
The Douchiest Car Features Available From The Factory

Drift Mode: Ford Focus RS

Suggested by: Casey O'Brien
Suggested by: Casey O'Brien

Porsche Panamera: £249 rear windscreen wiper option

Suggested by: Mr. CSL
Suggested by: Mr. CSL

Almost every manfuacturer: Start buttons

Suggested by: Joostk26
Suggested by: Joostk26

Rolls Royce Phantom: Gold plated Spirit of Ecstasy

Suggested by: Matthew Henderson
Suggested by: Matthew Henderson

Bentley Bentayga: £150,000 Breitling Tourbillon clock

The Douchiest Car Features Available From The Factory

Ford Mustang: Puddle lights

Suggested by: Harry Foxall-Giess
Suggested by: Harry Foxall-Giess

Mercedes-Benz S-Class Coupe: Swarovski crystal lights

Suggested by: DrChicane
Suggested by: DrChicane

Ford Mustang: Burnout mode

Suggested by: MrTMachine
Suggested by: MrTMachine

Bugatti Veyron: $300,000 for exposed carbonfibre

Suggested by: Edwin Klinkenberg (Photo credit - Dubaicars.com)
Suggested by: Edwin Klinkenberg (Photo credit - Dubaicars.com)

Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe: Teak-decking

Suggested by: Max Schröder
Suggested by: Max Schröder

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Comments

Anonymous

probably been said before, but too lazy to read all the comments… Here are my 2 problems with this article… some of these are valid points except:

  1. Many cars have various traction control settings that allow for some slippage, the Focus is just the first to call it ‘Drift Mode’

  2. As for the mustang, the feature is not called “burnout mode” it is called line locks… Which yes, can do some hilarious burnouts, but is also a very useful tool for drag racing, which is what these big pony cars are best at!

  3. The exposed carbon fiber option on the Veyron isn’t expensive ‘Just because’ as this article insinutates, it is expensive because it is extremely difficult to get carbon fiber to look good while being just as rigid and light as its painted counterpart. When the carbon fiber is destined to be painted over, they can weave it and layer it in whatever way they need to to optimize the lightness and rigidity. When it is exposed, they have to work harder to make it look good while still maintaining the other aspects.

Ok i’m done now….

02/28/2016 - 23:53 |
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Ben Anderson 1

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

On drift mode.
It was explained by ford - it actually uses the on board computers to hold a drift. It’s not just a traction setting.

03/01/2016 - 09:13 |
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Anonymous

I would laugh if it turned out there was a bug in the software that could cause drift mode to turn itself on and refuse to turn off. You just know it’s in the code somewhere, laying in wait!

02/29/2016 - 00:43 |
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Gene Rally Cross

$300 rear wiper because we forgot the $1,700 painted interior air condition vent option Porsche offers.

02/29/2016 - 01:42 |
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That’s because these people just saw richard hammond complain about it on TopGear and have never actually held an options list for a Porsche.

03/01/2016 - 09:12 |
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Anonymous

Bullshit. Mustang isn’t the only one doing the puddle light bullshit.

02/29/2016 - 05:03 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Yup, BMW does it too.

02/29/2016 - 13:46 |
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Black Phillip

What’s wrong with luxury?

02/29/2016 - 05:34 |
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Anonymous

Lol the mustang needs a burnout mode #borndodge

02/29/2016 - 09:11 |
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Anonymous

I don’t see what’s wrong with burnout or drift mode. Burn out just saves your rear brakes getting worn and to people who say it takes away the skill… There is no skill in doing a burnout. As for drift mode, it just makes an AWD closer to a rear wheel.. Like an actual drift car. It’s not like it’s driving itself and doing it for you

02/29/2016 - 09:49 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

I think it’s more because some people will act all high and mighty saying ‘oh look at me I’m like ken block in my focus’, not so much the feature itself.

02/29/2016 - 17:06 |
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Vincent Vigil

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Plus it’s not even a “burnout mode” it’s an electronic line lock so if you want to drag race your mustang warming the rear tires is much easier, and as you said saves the brakes..

03/01/2016 - 15:08 |
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Anonymous

I agree on all of these but the Teak decking on the Rolls is beautiful.

02/29/2016 - 12:03 |
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The Jet

Bullshit list…
The Porsche rear wiper actually has a history and is a classic Porsche optional… That means owners that ask for it care about automotive history. But nah, they douchebags…
The Breitling clock with tourbillon is a piece of mechanical art and jewelry… nothing douchey here, the fact we can’t afford it doesn’t make it less valuable.
The Rolls Royce teak deck is looking fantastic… If you don’t like it, opt it out of yours and let us alone.
Start button… not even an option…

02/29/2016 - 13:20 |
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not to mention you need the start button for keyless entry to work.. i like keyless entry.

03/01/2016 - 09:18 |
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Anonymous

Puddle lights are great for providing light to where you are stepping until you start with the emblems and crap. The light I like, the bragging about your car, not so much.

02/29/2016 - 13:37 |
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