It must be noted that the bigger screens, the more gadgetry, the more bells and whistles, and the more electronic distractions that you have on a car will ultimately make it less safe. Whatever happened to the pure joy of driving an automobile? Without a dozen gadgets and gizmos?
I strip away the old debris
That hides a shining car
A brilliant red Barchetta
From a better vanished time
the more electronic distractions that you have on a car will ultimately make it less safe.
I do not know what they do today but, long ago it was S-O-P for a race car to mount the analog gauges so the indicator pointed straight up for normal operating.
The oil pressure gauge might be rotated 45 degrees.
At a glance, all is good to go.
My beloved Suburban required a copilot to manage the controls!!!
Worse they were some kind of touch screen, ZERO FEEDBACK (non-haptic).
Ancient Ford pickup I had was much better, a slider for heat, a slider for air volume and a three position switch for the fan.No need to look, ever.