Comfort that fits everyday driving
Comfort that fits everyday driving
A practical notebook for judging seats, visibility, controls and easy access. For drivers choosing a car for the life they lead now, not for a specification sheet they are expected to admire.
Comfort that fits everyday driving
A test drive tells little about comfort if the seat and steering position were never adjusted properly. Take the stationary part seriously. It is an opportunity to notice the controls without dividing attention between them and traffic.
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Comfort that fits everyday driving
A clear view from a quiet forecourt may not reflect the places where you usually park. Think about your driveway, local shops and common junctions. Use a permitted, safe test route agreed with the provider.
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Comfort that fits everyday driving
A feature is useful only when its operation makes sense to the person using it. Test the ordinary functions while parked. You are assessing the interface, not your ability to memorise a rapid showroom explanation.
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Comfort that fits everyday driving
A useful test drive has a purpose and a few observations to make. It is not an attempt to reproduce every possible journey. Agree the arrangements with the provider and keep attention on safe, ordinary driving.
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