Which Side is the Steering Wheel on American Cars?

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In the United States, the steering wheel is on the left side. The steering wheel position in the U.S. is exactly the same as in our country, which is related to road traffic regulations. The U.S., along with over a hundred other countries in the continental faction, drives on the right side of the road. For driving convenience (such as overtaking and meeting other vehicles), the steering wheel is placed on the left. On the other hand, dozens of countries in the island faction led by the U.K. drive on the left side, with the steering wheel on the right. Below is some related information about American cars: 1. Americans are quite skilled at manufacturing cars with very large bodies that offer excellent comfort for passengers. 2. High-performance cars in the U.S. generally prefer to use large-displacement V8 naturally aspirated or supercharged engines. 3. The U.S. also has drag racing events, where many classic American cars can be seen. 4. The cornering performance of American cars is not particularly outstanding. Due to the wide and straight highways in the U.S., American cars perform very well in terms of comfort during long-distance high-speed cruising, but their cornering ability is relatively poor.