2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Z71 LT Crew Long-Term Road Test

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image2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Z71 LT Crew Long-Term Road Test

Edmunds long-term update of the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 includes discussion of the Silverado's hidden steering wheel buttons.

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  • nukedetroitnukedetroit Member Posts: 108
    Fiasler certainly manages to integrate them a lot better. These tacked-on appendages look like they'd break the first time they're used.
  • misterfusionmisterfusion Member Posts: 471
    unionbuster/nukedetroit comes with all the anti-American fervor of an Iranian politician, but with less integrity.
  • adamb1adamb1 Member Posts: 122
    I don't like them. I prefer 5-way pads that Ford puts on the front of the steering wheel.
  • diigiidiigii Member Posts: 156
    Even if it's done for ergonomic reasons, why hide them?
  • lsiii_lsiii_ Member Posts: 7
    The ones Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge have had since 1996(with a few improvements over the years), are the best that I have used and I have used many. They are easy to use because they are simple and separate from other steering wheel controls that control other functions.
  • dan_acostadan_acosta Member Posts: 24
    Have you figured out a way to simply scan all stations?
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