Comfort and Convenience
Seating position is personal: height, reach and the angle people prefer vary with build and driving style. Two drivers sharing one car often want different settings, which is why finding your own arrangement takes a few journeys.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Setting mirrors, seat and climate before moving off means fewer adjustments once traffic starts. A few minutes spent locating switches in a car you rarely drive saves hunting for them at an awkward moment.
Multimedia and Connectivity
Arriving with a phone that still has charge matters when the same battery handles tickets and messages later in the day. If a car offers a power source, topping up during the commute is the practical point.