Question #1. TTAC commentator Seminole95 writes:
Sajeev, I have another question for you.
Why do auto manufacturers increasingly make cars with hard to read speedometers? I was thinking of buying a Mustang, but I could not tell easily how fast I was going. The new Accord speedometer is harder to read than previous models. (Read More…)
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Tagged as bullitt, common sense, Ergonomics, Golf, hard to read, human factors, Mustang, speedometer, VW
Tagged as bullitt, common sense, Ergonomics, Golf, hard to read, human factors, Mustang, speedometer, VW
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