Improvements To The Steering Wheel?

[Frim]

This from the Nov. 25 Momentum column: "There are also more visible improvements to the E1c. Changes can be found to the vehicle’s radio, steering wheel, and driver’s seat. All of these changes show improvements to the vehicle that reflect the final production intent"

I was happy with the Viper steering wheel. I wonder what the details are on the "improved" steering wheel. Radio? Phone? Blue Tooth? etc. Or just the really great appearance.

 

[Coss]

When an email was sent to EM asking about the interior; the answer was "stay tuned for announcements about the Elio interior in the next few posts to the blog (aka momentum) there are some changes coming"

In other words, "we're not saying anything yet."

 

[John-b-gone]

I vote for audio control buttons on the wheel, most of all the mute button. I think EVERY thing should come with a mute button!

 

[Husker1]

Sometimes wish my wife had a mute button

 

[Karnaj]

Sometimes wish my wife had a mute button

I knew one of us would say it...

 

[slinches]

I knew one of us would say it...

That's not a nice thing to say about Husker's wife!!!!

 

[outsydthebox]

Sometimes wish my wife had a mute button

And I "thought" the N on those huskers helmets stood for "Nowledge"

 

[Karnaj]

That's not a nice thing to say about Husker's wife!!!!

Not what i meant, but you definitely made me laugh.

 

[Coss]

I vote for audio control buttons on the wheel, most of all the mute button. I think EVERY thing should come with a mute button!

I want the paddle shifters, the radio isn't far away that when you're in a car and you stretch your arms out you have to have both windows down.
And with the paddle shifters, you keep both hands on the wheel. (I know that works for the radio to, but a radio is distractive driving, (sort of))

 

[Grumpy Cat]

I want the paddle shifters, the radio isn't far away that when you're in a car and you stretch your arms out you have to have both windows down.
And with the paddle shifters, you keep both hands on the wheel. (I know that works for the radio to, but a radio is distractive driving, (sort of))

http://www.apa.org/research/action/drive.aspx

Listening to the radio or books on tape did not impair driving performance, suggesting that listening per se is not enough to interfere.