Richard Hammond
So you can quickly drop it down a cog and use engine braking as you would a manual. I use mine quite often. Saves riding the brake down a hill for example, or slowing down a bit towards a roundaboutbout you can see is clear.
Mahogany trim?
The cup holders in my poxy Audi. They are so far under the dash that you need to tip a cup to a 45 degree angle to get it in or out.
Also the âAudi Drive Selectâ button. Allows you to change driving mode from âCuntishâ (the default) to âRed-faced sales repâ or âFurious, shit-flinging baboon.â They all feel exactly the same, probably 'cos the car is a manual without the electronic suspension adjustment. Allegedly it changes the weight of the steering, but not so as youâd notice.
The BMW 3/4 series ones have a big cover over them, so if you use them, you hav ethis piece of useless plastic kicking about.
Indicators appear to pretty much useless in a lot of cars these days
ftfy
Wasnât he the baddie in for your eyes only?
Electric steering is pretty useless, for the tiny improvement in mpg you lose most of the road feel through the wheelâŚ
Thatâs progress for youâŚ
Who is âstronzettoâ aimed at?
Nope, not mahogany trim/James Bond villain/auto shifter (assuming theyâre in response to the picture.)
Look at the controls.
Always a good question, but hardly ever with a good answerâŚ
Yep I hate it.
Electric steering, or progress in general?
Both, back to the caves I say!
Boyfriend of Plenty OâTool, iirc!
Wait until its all fly by wireâŚonly a matter if time.
Stronzetto is the glue sniffing figment of imagination, of someoneâs figment of imagination.
Rubbish! Next thing youâll be telling us @A_Touch_of_Clothâs bucket is allegorical or @Calmdownâs porker is a damning post-modern critique on the excesses of capitalism.
Pull the other one Matey!! Stronzetto for PM.
Wonât be too bad if youâre actually flyingâŚ