Comfort and Convenience
Seating position preference varies widely: some drivers want to sit high for a broad view of junctions, others prefer a lower, more enclosed posture. Build, habit and the length of typical trips all shape that choice.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Learning where the wipers, lights, mirrors and hazard switch sit is worth doing while parked. In town, attention belongs at the windscreen, and a control you already know needs no searching mid-journey.
Multimedia and Connectivity
Keeping a phone charged across a day of short hops matters more than on one long drive, since each stop adds navigation use. If a car offers a charging point, the practical gain is arriving with usable battery.