3 ms·
It appears that the turn signal switch is to the left of the horn, on the face of the yolk, instead of on the steering column (like every other car I have drive
by sumthinprofound 5y ago
It appears that the turn signal switch is to the left of the horn, on the face of the yolk, instead of on the steering column (like every other car I have driven).
I much prefer the turn signals in a fixed location that is mind mapped so I never have to guess their relative position.
- alistairSH 5y agoAnd the horn is a capacitive "button" instead of a hardware button. So, it's really easy to honk when trying to keep your hands on the silly partial steering wheel.