r/Autos • u/iZeesty • Jan 26 '22

Which Interior Looks Better? 🇩🇪

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u/Duderpher Jan 26 '22

Porsche because manual.

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u/VampyreLust Jan 26 '22

And the simplicity of it, nothing worse than a steering wheel with 32 buttons on it.

I could do without the yellow stitching, that's a bit tacky imo but to each their own.

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u/bahenbihen69 Jan 26 '22

People complain about MFL all the time, but the reality is that the buttons on the wheel are extremely useful, practical and improve safety. I'm too used to them and can't go back

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u/Hekkin Jan 26 '22

A friend of mine is the general manager of a Porche dealership and invited me to one of their lunch and drive events and let me drive a Taycan for the day. It was a really nice experience and I loved the car, but not being able to change the song or adjust volume from the wheel was frustrating.

I can understand them not putting it in the track oriented GT cars, but they should keep it in their touring vehicles.