In a few decades, the dashboards of our cars have evolved enormously. Have the current models kept any similarities with their elders? Back in pictures on the changes and similarities on board the most famous European models: 205/208, R5 / Clio, Golf, Panda …
In a few years, technology has invaded the interior of our cars: screens galore are scattered around the dashboard and control the GPS, digital radio and air conditioning controls. The tiles are even used today to display digital meters … What remains of the design of the dashboards: is it conditioned by the arrival of this high-tech equipment? Can we find similarities with models of the same family released decades earlier ? Answer in pictures!
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Change everything or stay in continuity?
![bmw 3 series e21 interior](https://www.largus.fr/images/images/bmw316coupe7.jpeg)
BMW 3 Series E21 (1975)
If our interiors have indeed changed from one generation to the next, it sometimes happens that they follow the same general form. It’s the case for BMW, which has stayed true to its tradition of driver-tilted dashboards for some models such as the 3 Series. The Volkswagen Golf is also one of the models which have taken up an old tradition, that of the radio placed in the continuity of the counters.
![vw golf 1 gti interior](https://www.largus.fr/images/images/vw-golf-gti-mk1-noir-14.jpeg)
![volkswagen golf interior](https://www.largus.fr/images/images/essai-vw-golf-gti-8-2020-rouge-dsg-17.jpeg)
TO HAVE. The most amazing steering wheels crossed in our cars!