As a matter of fact yes, it had a miles to empty and fuel consumption stats from current to last X miles, etc. Tons of ICE car have had it for years (and probably all ICE cars in Tesla price range). Yes it showed me gas stations, not only that, I could set the gas station as an additional destination, some Tesla owners can only dream about today (multi-waypoint navigation). It did show when they were open or closed. While it didn't show me how many cars were filling up at any moment, that doesn't matter when a fill up takes less than 5 minutes per cat and the next gas station is across the road.
If that impresses you, it's 2006 technology, so more than a decade ago!
Having a distance to empty and average mpg is nowhere close to the charge on arrival. A lot of places I've been there isn't a station across the street, and the nearest station will likely have the same problems as the current one.
Real range anxiety is driving through rural Utah at 3 a.m. on a weekend trying to find an open gas station.