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It's not the same. Taking the wheel from an economy car and put it in your sport car is one thing. Another is taking the wheel from your sport car andf put it in your economy car
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Originally Posted by Christople' timestamp='1329088302' post='21407871
Corvettes and Cobalts were sharing steering wheels and everybody threw a hissy fit. Why does Honda get an ok for this?
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This is how I see it. The Cobalt is one crappy car to begin with and the Corvette is one the best sports car around.
And when someone buys a $70K Corvette, they probably expected more than a Hertz rental feel.
And when someone buys a $70K Corvette, they probably expected more than a Hertz rental feel.
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The steering wheel is the same - everything else looks quite different...
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The cabin of the S was made to be simple and practical, something that is absolutely needed with the influx of technology in newer cars. I love the simplicity of the interior of my S. Makes it so much easier to concentrate on driving.
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