Danny3737
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I was comparing more of the steering wheel centered in relationship to the driver seat.
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maybe the Gangster Lobbyists paid all the manufacturers to do it.
if one looks, all RWD vehicles have this offset. i havent driven any FWD cars recently, so cant speak to them.
i'd think safety is why the steering wheels are offset(off center) in the RWD models. Something about how the steering column absorbs/deflects energy from frontal impacts.
but who knows.
been this way for years
maybe the Gangster Lobbyists paid all the manufacturers to do it.
if one looks, all RWD vehicles have this offset. i havent driven any FWD cars recently, so cant speak to them.
i'd think safety is why the steering wheels are offset(off center) in the RWD models. Something about how the steering column absorbs/deflects energy from frontal impacts.
but who knows.
been this way for years
Tried another pic.
Steering wheel is true but cluster hood seems skewed to the right.
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Can you take a pic of the steering wheel in relation to the driver's seat. For me at least, that's where it makes more of a difference as your arms will have to compensate. We're not talking about a lot, but the OCD in me "sees" it.
What about 4WD & AWD?
I've recently checked these cars and NONE of them have off-center steering wheels (in relation to the driver's seat): Toyota Sequoia, Toyota Tundra, BMW X5, Corvette, Ford Explorer. In fact, I've never seen an offset steering wheel in any vehicle except the GM Tahoe/Suburban variants. Not sure about the Expy.