Sometimes I get the impression that I am the only person alive who remembers what an automobile is for, and what aspects of an automobile contribute to the experience of driving. For me the infotainment system is WAY down on the list of attributes I look for...if I need to use an I-pad I stay home where it is safe to use it. When I am driving I have other things to concentrate on (like the pedestrians, cyclists and other cars near me) and sensations to enjoy (the sound of the exhaust, the performance, the smell of the leather, the awareness that my F-Type coupe is the most beautiful machine on the road....). The moment a car, any car, leaves the dealer's lot its infotainment system is already on its way to being yesterday's technology -to purchase or reject a particular car for its infotainment system is to miss the point entirely.
(I am a recovering BMW owner).