[MAGA2017]

I've seen this steering wheel before but never knew what it was called or why it was designed this way.

[hardspunned]

That damned auto shut off/start at lights. I HATE that system.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

AKA, the Harris Wheel.

I miss the old ring that you used to blow the horn. You could find it in a microsecond by touchy. Today’s tiny keypads for blowing the horn are impossible to find.

Maybe that’s why you don’t hear car horns tooting so much any more.

[Disambiguator]

I call Adam the “Jay Leno of the Midwest.” He has a sizable collection of late 60s to early 70s mostly American cars. He likes Ford 460 engines, so he’s ok in my book.

[Highest Authority]

Is there a horn in my car? I can’t find it!

[Macoozie]

My 69 Mach I had it.
Loved it!

Two hands on the wheel and simple thumb toot while smoking the tires

[Red Badger]

Bring back HORN RINGS!................

[KarlInOhio]

I had never heard of this. The inner part of the steering wheel rim was squeezable to sound the horn. Some of my cars had the button as the center of the rim. A couple had small buttons on the bar which I never could hit when I needed it.

I need a voice activated horn so I can swear at another driver and the horn will sound.

[KingLudd]

The horn in my car is broken. Watch for finger.

[SuperLuminal]

My first car, which I got in 1943, had a horn attached to the front of the door frame and you had to reach outside to squeeze the big rubber ball that blew the horn...

[LastDayz]

Worst invention ATM.... you have to practically disassemble the engine to replace the timing chain driven water pump on a 2014 Ford Explorer with a 3.5 Ecoboost Twin-Turbo powerplant.

Stupid engineers should be forced to work on their designs for at least 6 months.

[Vaduz]

Why it was designed this way

So the hands wouldn’t have to be taken off the wheel mainly for the women GM had one on the Olds maybe a another one.