Centerline marker question.
 

I was watching a promotional video for the 2015 FR-S. Like most of us, I wanted to see if there were any differences between my 2014 and the 2015. One thing they called out in the video I hadn't even noticed was the center line ridge on top of the dashboard near the defrosting vents. Does this thing actually serve a purpose?

pics? better description? link to video? Help us out here, your question is kinda vague when we can't see what you see.

I think that is on my 2013...

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Here is the video. Just don't understand why they would call this out.

http://www.scion.com/blog/2014/06/19...or-walkaround/

It is a small raised rib in the center of the dash, seen on the far right side of this picture:

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/j...ps743f750b.jpg

^^^ Not my dash, just a pic I found in Google.

is it your dash bud? or its a pic you found on google?

It's on my 2013 - though I did not think it was anything other than a flourish until it was pointed out in this thread. Is is supposed to help people know where the car is pointed?

Also have it on my 2013..

It's a good solid reference point on the dash in correspondence to the front right of the car

I have this also, but I never use it for anything.

my 2013 has it. Dafuq is it?

My 2014 has it. Here's what the 86 Development story says about it:

"On the other hand, they incorporated ideas that had been fed back from racing, for example by placing a small mark in the center of the top of the instrument panel so that the driver could be aware of the center of the vehicle"

why, I dont know. I only race karts.

Oh lord

It's so you know where to attach your yaw string.