Start/stop buttons- why do they exist?
Why have manufacturers moved away from the traditonal ignition key in favour of start/stop buttons?
Asked on 5 February 2013 by kpn
Answered by
Honest John
Removes the steering wheel locking mechanism from the steering column where it can cause severe knee damage in a crash. This helps get the car a better NCAP score. (But makes it much easier ti steal.)
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keys
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