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Not sure what vehicle this is going into but wouldn't a push button selector be better? Ever since getting my Accord gear shifters look so old hat.
by post_break 4y ago
Not sure what vehicle this is going into but wouldn't a push button selector be better? Ever since getting my Accord gear shifters look so old hat.
- techwiz137 4y agoWhich year?
- post_break 4y ago2021 https://imgur.com/a/svq7rfR https://imgur.com/a/svq7rfR
- spaceywilly 4y agoEek. It seems like there’s a risk that you could push N instead of D when trying to shift from reverse into drive. This could be very dangerous in certain situations, like if you’re backing out of a parking spot onto a busy road.
- woobar 4y agoThis one provides manu-matic mode, which you can operate without looking at buttons. Not sure if this is a requirement for a new car though.
- tyingq 4y agoPush button gear selection was available for many cars between roughly 1956-1964 also. https://www.macsmotorcitygarage.com/the-motor-citys-push-button-age/ https://www.macsmotorcitygarage.com/the-motor-citys-push-but...
- Sebb767 4y agoPersonal preference, maybe. I, for one, love those old style shifters. The new Audi A3 just has a small knob and to me it looks like you'd turn on an RC car you'd got for 10$ in a cheap knock-off store, not something from the entry-level luxury segment.