I'd be more worried about voiding my insurance in the event of an accident happening whilst navigating a roundabout. There's no way they're paying out once they see that yolk on a none progressive steering system car...To be fair, don't think some bother and don't blame them. It looks great.
And would only void, anything to do with your steering, nothing else. And almost certainly, nothing will go wrong.
This is factory product and an investigation would have to conclude that was the cause. Which could prove inconclusive. I suppose depends on your lawyer's abilities in the courtroom.
Not for this market it isn't, I'd not fancy my chances in court if the accident was my fault whilst driving with a yoke!
Don't disagree and I'm usually a rule breaker anyway. Just the whole yoke thing get's me a bit, was the same when I had a Tesla and some were fitting yoke's. A few did crash when manoeuvring with them. (But they're Americans, so probably can't drive properly anyway!)Agree to a certain extent. But it will almost certainly never happen. You could go through life thinking, what if this happens, what if that happens. You can't live your life like that. You'd never do owt.
I mean people are and have been using it for over a year. Lol not many Cyberster accidents so far. Despite the blistering pace. Owners are mostly mature owners. Some youngsters here and there in places like India, China etc. a simple ding at a car lot wont invalidate your insurance. Its not in this market but its still a manufacturer created product. We can attribute the weird steering system to also be a cause for low speed accidents. The long front end or the sudden speed of the vehicle. It can happen with any steering wheel type. Again inconclusive unless theres interior footage of struggling to maintain controlAgree to a certain extent. But it will almost certainly never happen. You could go through life thinking, what if this happens, what if that happens. You can't live your life like that. You'd never do owt.
