Comfort and Convenience
Comfort preferences vary because bodies and habits do: seating position, cabin temperature and how upright a backrest feels are judged differently by a tall driver and a shorter passenger sharing the same car.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Time spent learning where the essential switches sit is better invested before setting out than mid-journey. Mirrors, demisters and hazard lights are easiest to locate while the car is stationary and nothing is hurried.
Multimedia and Connectivity
Phone use splits into separate needs: keeping a battery topped up on a long drive, taking a call without holding the handset, and playing audio. Where a car supports these, each is worth setting up individually.