1. Manual Window Cranks

Once a standard across most vehicles, manual window cranks offered a reliable and straightforward way to open or close your car’s windows—no electricity needed.
Many drivers fondly recall the tactile feedback and simplicity they provided.
However, as electric windows became the norm in the 2000s, manual cranks quickly vanished, replaced for the sake of convenience and modern aesthetics.
Still, some miss their fail-proof design, especially when electronics malfunction.