Normally, I would agree with you. I prefer the old round gauges. But, I
had an 08 Honda Civic for a year and it had the digital speedo up high
above the rest of the gauges. The tach was round and down lower.
I found that the digital speedo was very easy to see and it was easier
to keep track of my speed. The numbers were large and up where I could
see them without having to look down.
My truck on the other hand has round gauges and the numbers are fairly
small. I have to look down and if it is bright and I have sunglasses on,
it is difficult to see the exact speed. Part of that is probably age
related and just a matter of my eyes not adjusting as quickly as they
once did.
I would cheerfully have another vehicle with a speedo like the Civic.
RB
On 01/11/2017 4:18 PM, Rick Knoble via Mercedes wrote:
Andrew inquires:
Am I the only one who finds these 50 >>year old analog displays superior to
the current state of the art >>electronic/digital readouts and gauges?
To which Curley replied:
No! I agree with you wholeheartedly!
Andrew (very liberal)
Curly (very conservative)
In agreement on something.
And that, folks, is what passion for old Mercedes will do.
MOMGA!
Making Old Mercedes Great Again!
Actually common ground is how close relationships are built, and maintained.
Rick
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