Seriously, that's your biggest complaint? If so, I'd say you have it really, really good. Of course my car is garaged, so that may influence my perspective a bit.
What do I want? A button on the steering wheel that will clear slower traffic from in front of me. Weaving in an out gets old after a while. Cheers.
Given that it’s unlikely there is any other car in Giulia’s class in the USA market which does not fail to initiate those systems on remote, when you say I’’ve got it really, really good you must be referencing the generally poor quality of the car, because even the owner’s manual describes a system which works in the conventional way.
I can appreciate your lower standards of excellence, and am happy you are not bothered by this particular issue, but one person does not make a market, and from a business perspective, I’m wagering it does not behoove Alfa to stakes it’s claim on the undiscriminating, easily satisfied buyer.
Playing to pissy quality and assuming most don’t care is a failed strategy as we’ve seen in USA car makes in the recent past. I see absolutely no reason Alfa, indulging your pespective, should fare any better, particularly now that the Koreans, and soon the Chinese, will be intensifying competiton in Giulia’s segment.
But then, probably because I care deeply to see Alfa suceed, that influences my perspective a bit.