YOUR RESEARCHPDK logo on steering wheel
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What is the significance of the PDK logo on the steering wheel on some PDK fitted cars? I've not been able to work out if it was just a design change or has some other significance as some have it, some don't irrespective of the steering wheel design (on 997.2 cars)
I believe that if you order the car w/ PDK and the normal steering wheel you get the " PDK -logo" that has the sport plus control light on the left hand side of the logo. If you order the car w/ the paddle shifters, than the sport plus light is integrated in one of the spokes, hence no logo. Tamas
Ah! Sport plus must be the feature that gets it ordered
Gary, Here is a picture for you: Porsche Boxster Fahrbericht: Downsizing kann doch Spaß machen (Bildergalerie, Bild 10) - AUTO MOTOR UND SPORT and one more: Porsche Boxster Fahrbericht: Downsizing kann doch Spaß machen (Bildergalerie, Bild 9) - AUTO MOTOR UND SPORT
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