Isn't that our "Engine Start" button?
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From: Moore, OK
Originally Posted by vtec ftw,Aug 30 2008, 06:54 AM
I like how everybody like Nissan and any other car company with "Engine Start" buttons puts them on the right side of the steering wheel just above the key. Our is on the left so that should you stall or spin, you can start the car with your left hand while you shift into 1st with your right.
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I find it interesting because they tried really hard to use only American components in the SSC Areo. They didn't even use Carbon brake rotors, only to use American made rotors (iron).
But then, they used a Japanese start button... funny...
But then, they used a Japanese start button... funny...
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From: Berkshires, MA
Originally Posted by Saki GT,Aug 30 2008, 12:07 PM
You don't need a hand on the wheel, you need to get the car started.
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From: Moore, OK
Originally Posted by vtec ftw,Aug 30 2008, 06:54 AM
I like how everybody like Nissan and any other car company with "Engine Start" buttons puts them on the right side of the steering wheel just above the key. Our is on the left so that should you stall or spin, you can start the car with your left hand while you shift into 1st with your right.
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Originally Posted by prowlerartist,Aug 30 2008, 05:28 PM
It resembles a diablo and looks like a kit car. It may be faster than everything, but I would rather buy most any other supercar.
