Hello,
Just curious:
Do any of the new family size sedans, or SUV's have as an option (anymore) having the gearshift on the steering wheel column ?
Or has that totally gone away now ?
Any cars offer it ?
Bob
Hello,
Just curious:
Do any of the new family size sedans, or SUV's have as an option (anymore) having the gearshift on the steering wheel column ?
Or has that totally gone away now ?
Any cars offer it ?
Bob
Some pickup trucks have column shift.
A lot of vehicles are migrating their shifters to a position between the column and console: right below the climate and stereo controls on the center stack.
About the only ones are truck based SUVs and the trucks themselves. With shift by wire they can put the shifter wherever they want. I'm surprised that many even have a shift pattern on the fake shifter these days.
I prefer it to be on the left side of the steering wheel on the dash - as God intended.
You must be from England!
Every column-shift car I've driven in the States I've had to use my right hand.
snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
its chrysler push button on the dash not accross the pond. KB
Kevin Bottorf wrote: "its chrysler push button on the dash not accross the pond. KB "
dsi1 should have specified that in his reply. Thanks for clarifying, KB. Finally spotted it in his attachment.
However, is there a vehicle on this planet that has a left-hand mounted column shifter? I'm fairly certain such exists.
Shifting a Torqueflite pushbutton transmission with your right hand would pretty much mean that you've lost your left arm in a coal mining accident or something similar.
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