Tape a pencil to your forehead so when you get in you can just lean forward and to the left a bit with the clutch pedal depressed and your right hand turning the key.

 

Its "race inspired"

I'd rather just have a normal start, but is it really that big of a deal? Its not like anyone will or wont buy the car because of it.

 

Some ot the newer Ferrari's have this feature as well (albeit its on the steering wheel), and they also require a key to be used in conjuction. I'm sure those cars' owners aren't complaining!

Craig

 

 

Whatever happened to that guy that sued Ferrari for selling him a "slow" car?

 

Are you sure about that? I'm sure atleast 1 person bought the car for that feature. You would be surprised. If you're wondering, I'm not that person, hahaha. But you have to understand there are weird people out there in the world.

 

If you have $30,000 to support your "weird", then you'd buy upwards of the S2000.

 

I'm sure someone bought the Infiniti M because of the stop/start button too (not sure if it was the Infiniti M, but it's one of those cars worth over 30k).

 

On the new BMW 3 Series, you have to insert the fob in the slot, and then push a start button while your foot is on the brake. If foot is not on brake, the 'ignition' state alternates between off and fully on [there is no ignition key, naturally]. Our system is no more complex or annoying. Of course, BMW will soon be offering Comfort Access for $500; then you need not use the fob, as long as you have it in your pocket when you approach and enter the car.

 

start button is hot hehe