Today's community question: Which car has the best stock steering wheel?
A good steering wheel is one of life’s great joys. It’s your main connection to the front wheels, so if it’s too large, too thick or the wrong shape it can completely corrupt the driving experience; anyone who’s driven an Alfa 4C or Chevrolet Camaro SS will know what I mean.
A good steering wheel is one of life’s great joys. It’s your main connection to the front wheels, so if it’s too large, too thick or the wrong shape it can completely corrupt the driving experience; anyone who’s driven an Alfa 4C or Chevrolet Camaro SS will know what I mean.
So, we want to know: what car, present or past, has the best steering wheel from the factory? Personally my favourite is the 911 GT3RS (991). It’s not cluttered with buttons, it has a nice sized rim and it’s wrapped in Alcantara. Perfect.
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m4 or the 991.2 multifunction wheel
Austin Allegro LOL
feels like the steering wheel is sick :P
IS300 wheel, perfect thickness and feel, no clutter of buttons to accidentally switch you to Ed Sheeran when you’re giving it some quick opposite lock, and a clear view of that classic chronograph-style gauge cluster!
how about this?
http://image.superstreetonline.com/f/34410088/epcp-1110-07-o+2012-mclaren-mp4-12c+steering-wheel.jpg I really enjoy this steering wheel.
Sexiest steering ever
I really like the look of mine. (Opel Adam S)
The Cadillac CTS steering wheel is a tasteful blend of form and function. I’m aware this same basic steering wheel was used on other vehicles, but that’s because it works!
I kinda like mine… The rim is of course a little thick but it feels connected and those paddles work wonders :)