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Flappy paddles on steering column

  • 18-09-2021 11:08am
    #1
    Heighway61
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    For years I drove an automatic with flappy paddles. The paddles were on the steering wheel. I presumed that's the way it was on all cars.


    I see the new Peugeot's have the paddles on the steering column. That seems strange. Would it not mean that they could only be used when traveling in a straight line?



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