Comfort and Convenience
Preferred seating position is personal: some drivers sit closer to the wheel for a clearer view of junctions, others further back. Height, arm length and long-standing habit explain why one setting rarely suits everyone.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Locating wipers, lights and demisting controls before setting off means fewer moments spent searching for them in traffic. A few minutes stationary, especially when the car is new to you, helps keep attention on the route.
Multimedia and Connectivity
Battery level matters on city days full of navigation, so a charging point within reach of the driver's seat is useful. Where a car offers one, its position decides whether a cable clutters the cabin.