I find the text and icons are too small on many instrument clusters, and poorly placed off to the side.
This cluster’s is large and clear, and placed directly in the centre. Proper.
(the above appears when Lane Departure is switched on/off)
Found on the fully-redesigned 2016 Honda Civic.
Blog tag = instrument cluster
The fully-redesigned 2016 Civic’s lights are larger, sharper and now dominate the entire rear end.
(Good sentence for words that start with a vowel huh)
Blog tag = Honda Civic (17)
In a premium Honda ad spec ha. Auto for life.
Handed over during my accountant and my annual end-of-year lunch. Every year I say the same thing, “THIS is the year the blog pays off, I just know it.” And he smiles and says something encouraging, even though every year I’m wrong.
Except this time… after all these years, this one I’m right.
Blog tag = taxes
If it’s been 3+ years, visibility is reduced by 30%. A third! And here come the dark winter months.
Takes 15 minutes to change them, costs about $60, learn more here.
It’s a 1973 Honda Civic.
Wrote a column about it – 1973 – When a Side Mirror Was Optional
It’s tough to pin down! In trying to find one defining element, instead I came up with a bunch of what it’s not –
Plus! People’s benchmark of luxury can vary greatly.. what’s really nice to one may not to another, like – they’re happy with jewelry from People’s, I prefer Piaget.
Read it online at Autonet.
The only argument that seems to hold is in regards to the one thing that can’t be held or touched – perception. Perhaps that’s it, then – luxury is defined by whoever’s advertising dollars are better at convincing us that something is high-end.
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