[Randy22]

This model has a dangerous yoke steering wheel. I imagine how you can catch the empty space with your hand on a turn.

[DBV1]

Originally Posted by Randy22

This model has a dangerous yoke steering wheel. I imagine how you can catch the empty space with your hand on a turn.

I have a refresh Model S and have leased BMW 5 Series for years. There is nothing dangerous about the Yoke steering wheel. It only took about a day to get used to it and love having no stalks.

There are a lot of cool things that Tesla does and they have stepped up their game in the refresh S, however I still think I prefer my 2021 5 Series more. Only have owned the Tesla for 3 weeks now, so will give it some more time before I really know.

[Quadruple VANOS]

Originally Posted by Randy22

This model has a dangerous yoke steering wheel. I imagine how you can catch the empty space with your hand on a turn.

Perfect example of function following form. The yoke is clearly less functional yet the fanbois will still act blind to its limitations.

Yoke aside- I think it should be illegal to have such a small, flush horn button on the spoke of the "wheel." A regular user might develop muscle memory enough to find the horn button in an emergency situation, but an occasional user would struggle to use this safety function in an emergency.

[Randy22]

this is funny

[SickGTR]

Originally Posted by Randy22

this is funny

Well if that doesn't earn some respect from the haters, nothing will. Lol That dude got stomped out every which way possible🤣.

[AlexFL]

People who buy the Plaid really only care about the performance, as this Carwow video clearly demonstrates.