Adhering to certain standards is simply a smart decision. If a friend were to borrow your car, they would know how to drive it.
Yes, maybe some light switch would be in an unusual place for him, maybe the multimedia system would be controlled strangely, maybe some other little thing would get stuck. But the most important, basic control devices of the car would be understood by your friend in a few seconds, even if he was in that car for the first time. And the turn buttons on the steering wheel are hard to get used to.
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This is how the corners are displayed in all modern Ferrari models, but it is not a unique solution to Ferrari. Steering wheel-mounted turn switches are also installed by some other manufacturers, including Tesla, Koenigsegg, and Lamborghini. But why?
