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Originally Posted by PeterWT
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Originally Posted by Poochie
I guess you can't have it your way anymore but however it was now changed to, I'm sure it will still be intuitive or maybe even better.
At least they still left the paddles as is.
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That's not a consolation prize for me. I rarely use the paddles. I use the shifter multiple times on every drive to switch between D & S and I also rest my hand there. |
OK, I drive an M2 having had both the original and now the Comp for a total of almost 5 years.
I only drive in Manual (Never Auto) with the shifter, never the paddles and I am sure others do the same.
In between I rest my left hand on the shifter (Australia). I know…I know…I should have both hands on the wheel… but this is Australia where driving is at a minimal speed.
For the first time last week I used WAZE navigation via Apple Car Play and a number of times had to use the touch screen…doing this at 100kmh on a horrible one lane each way Australian road it was almost impossible as the bumps made my hand miss the spot I needed.
Then the next day all I could see was finger prints all over the screen
No way for me these screens are a distraction from focusing on driving.