Originally Posted by AK Rover

I'm with the OP and prefer to actually have gauges to let me know what's going on. A digital readout like the Scangauge is ok but I find it distracting when I'm driving. I prefer to just see a needle pointing rather than having to read a number. It's been proven that drivers/pilots learn where the needle on a gauge should point during normal operation and can tell if the needle moves from that point without having to focus on the gauge.