DonutMachine

seriously, where do you guy hold your steering wheel, I hold my right hand at about 10 o'clock position and my left hand is at the 7 o'clock, My friend though that was weird how i hold the wheel

ulakovic22

10 & 7? That's really weird to me, most of the time I drive with my left at 8 and my right on the shifter or at about 4

2001NBMZ28

They used to teach 10 and 2, just read an article somewhere that 8 and 4 is recommended now because of air bags.

TraceZ

One hand on top the wheel, the other hand banging the gears.

If I'm cornering aggressively I put them at 9 and 3

If I'm on the highway I twiddle the wheel with my left hand resting on my left leg.

IXLR894Z28

Left at 10, right on shifter.

oneclean97z

left at 10, right resting of bottom of steering wheel or on shifter consule

DonutMachine

edit, right hand at 11 and left hand at 7

ReNxWar

I do 10 and 4, with my right elbow resting on the console.

ulakovic22

I'm still not seeing how that's comfortable to drive

White96Z28

In my M6 car, I always drove with my left hand at about 11 and my right hand at 4 or 5 so it was close to the shifter. In my A4 car, I drive with my left hand at 7 and right hand at 3 or so... Habit from the old car I guess...

chevycamaro210

i hold my left at 12 and right on shifter

94_PatriotRed_Z

me too, when accelerating or cornering, but once I get to cruising speed, its right hand at 3-4, and left hand out the window.

ponyackn

It sounds like you must be doing donuts the whole time which explains the name

LOW TRAC

I thought it was supposed to be left hand at 12 with the wrist elevated, right elbow on the center counsel with the fist under the chin. Collar popped and white hat on crooked, maybe I got some bad information.

DonutMachine

donuts, no in traffic