One in four Americans consider themselves 'car-incompatible' with spouses/partners, with 10% of men seeing it as a dealbreaker.
45% of couples argue over shared vehicles, 28% argue over car settings; study shows average couple shares a vehicle eight times per month.
25% define car disagreements as serious; 59% say a simple heads-up about vehicle state could avoid arguments.
If a spouse properly readjusts vehicle settings, partners offer rewards like cleaning the car, romantic dates, watching disliked movies, handling chores, or even renewing wedding vows.
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