Not saying it's a problem, but most people use their right hand to i.e. write, so you have more controle with that hand.pfft, unless you're the biggest sissy in the world there isn't a problem changing with your left.
and I like the British plug, it doesn't fall out easily.
So does our, if we wish them to.Heres an advantage of our plugs. The wire always hangs down, not out, so you can shove them in tight places.
Not all, if you need to put many of them in like a power switch with 4-7 contacts, the plug with the wire straight out fits that situation better.Are they all like that?
Not all, if you need to put many of them in like a power switch with 4-7 contacts, the plug with the wire straight out fits that situation better.
But the plug pictured over is quite normal, and very nice for some situations.
I find the moulded soft plastic european ones a lot better than the flimsy english ones. Those plugs don't break, even if you drive a car over them (yes i've tried that out, although it wasn't on purpose8))
Richard Porter, who is also the editor of Sniff Petrol and Top Gear scriptwriter, wrote a column about it and pointless abbreviations in the latest issue of EVO (#99). His columns are always funny... :lol:I swear I've read some other columnist rant about that same damn W button. Can't remember where though. It said that the author got so frustrated with it that he used to press it all the time while waiting for trafic lights to change..
Well anyway, I think it said in that article that it's a "winter" setting which when pressed limits the torque on lower gears..
Well, the AutoBild Sportscars did like the car and the engine, but criticised VW for saying that it is up to a TDI in economy, which it isn't. In my book, it is ecnomical enough for a 170hp car though. They also questioned the durability, which this engine still has to prove.Can't remember that any German motor mag gave it a bad review
I've got to admit....I'm kind of worried about Clarkson. It seems the reviews online are more and more about the trip, and less and less about the car. JC seems to have taken all his bile regarding English motorways out on a VW. I have a feeling that he would have trashed the most expensive Aston had he taken it on this journey.
JC is also getting more and more political in his rants. What's with the trashing of LibDems? Cripes, they didn't make the car!
The writing is more and more about JC's view of the world, or how he thinks it should be. And quite honestly, when he's funny it's a good read. But when he's mean, it's boring....and I never thought I'd say that about Clarkson. But this recent column falls exactly in that category.