Right, so I just purchased the C4 Sport Coupé in P. Got in it, and right away noticed an error. The dash-top speedometre reads off in km/h, no matter what units you have it set for. Also, that steering wheel is just trippy, haha.
All of the in car speedometers read the measurement that the manufacturer's country uses, irrespective of the unit you have it set to. Citroen are French and they use km/h.
The Gran Turismo 350Z has both, 1 analog with km/h, 1 analog with mp/h (which ends too early XD) and 1 digital km/h iirc.
The Z06 has its HUD speedometer in mph but the dashboard one has both i think, not sure about that.
I like the C4 by the way, i think its fun to drive and i like the look.
Yeah. At first I actually thought Cali was very nice, but not so sure anymore. Nevertheless.. Still Cali is about fivemilliontwohoundredtwentysixthousandfourhoundredeightyfive times better looking than the C4.
The only thing i really think is stupid, is that the steering wheel is on the right side.
Its also like that in the Focus, which is just as strange, because in Germany & France, the wheel is usually on the left side. 8)
Sorry if this was already discussed somewhere here.
The Mark 1 Focus was produced in factories in: Saarlouis, Germany; Valencia, Spain; Santa Rosa, Philippines; Pacheco, Argentina; Chungli, Taiwan; Chongqing, China and Vsevolozhsk, Russia.
And Fords HQ in Wurope is in Cologne (EDIT: As far as i know, i might get confused with Toyota here).
And again Wikipedia:
The Focus Mk 2 is also built in South Africa for export to Australia and New Zealand. However shortly after launch, Ford New Zealand surrendered its supply to satisfy Australia's high demand, and now receives vehicles from the German factory in Saarlouis.
I wouldn't believe anything wikipedia says. Another possibility is that PD modeled the C4 based on the car they tested. (which could possibly be a right hand drive JDM market C4).
