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Some of the Only Real Buttons You'll Find - 2016 Toyota Mirai Long-Term Road Test

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edited August 2016 in Toyota
imageSome of the Only Real Buttons You'll Find - 2016 Toyota Mirai Long-Term Road Test

There aren't many actual physical buttons in our long-term 2016 Toyota Mirai. Thankfully, the steering wheel has duplicate buttons that make things much easier on the driver.

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  • 5vzfe5vzfe Member Posts: 161
    I actually like steering wheel buttons. I drive a car without any at all, and I always appreciate them whenever I drive one of my family member's vehicles. Since the cruise control has lived on the steering wheel for awhile, I think it makes sense that the accident avoidance buttons are there as well. Checking fuel economy, answering phones, controlling the radio, turning off alarms are all things people regularly do while driving, so I think having the buttons right at fingertip is a smart design. Are you in favor of fewer steering wheel controls or just different ones?
  • darthbimmerdarthbimmer Member Posts: 606
    It looks like the steering wheel was designed alongside WALL-E. Is Toyota subtly signaling that their cars will last for 10,000 years?
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