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This year, all but the LX trim level have new touch panel audio controls that make the dash less button - heavy and bring about smartphone app integration via HondaLink.

Not exact matches

Inside, the updated Focus ST has gained a less cluttered dash, utilising an eight - inch touchscreen, which takes place of buttons and also controls the SYNC 2 infotainment system.

The big multi-function touchscreen display bang in the middle of the dash isn't, even if its aluminium framing has more or less the same hue and sheen as the steering wheel boss flanges that put the engine start button and simplified manettino (just three drive modes — comfort, sport and stability control off) within easy reach.

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The changes to the dash layout are dramatic; last year, we counted more than 80 buttons on top - of - the - line Touring Elite models, but this year that number has dropped to just over 20, which is far less daunting.

For those with less patience, the system can also be programmed via the dash - mounted buttons and the dial.

By pressing the green «ECON» button mounted on the dash, the driver - focused Eco Assist not only adjusts certain aspects of the Insight's drive systems, but it also displays an ambient light behind the speedometer to tell the driver how efficiently or inefficiently he or she is driving — the more fuel efficient the driver is, the greener the lighting and as the driver starts driving less efficiently, the lighting turns to dark blue.

Some other «issues»: the half leather seats crease far too easily, the B pillars are too thick and difficult to see around, the rear bumper on the driver's side is slightly out of line with the bodywork (something I seen on other 508s), dash buttons hard to remember, daft heater system, boot design when opened allows rain to drip into the boot too easily, plastics could be better and less «scratchy».

I chose No - Rush Shipping for the Dash Button — Amazon will give you a credit towards e-books if you opt for the slower shipping — but it still arrived less than twenty - four hours after I ordered it.