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When shifting gears with the paddles in the cold you get the same issue.
So when it getting realy Cold my fingers might be stucked to the paddles.[/QUOTE
No chance, it's lovely & warm in a Boxster if you turn up the heater & that's even when it's really cold. Maybe your ears & top of your head might get a little chilly, but your hands? That never happens, not unless you Vikings have suddenly gone soft all of a sudden, which I doubt. I drove 250 miles to collect my 718/982 in a 981 through the night in mid February with freezing temperatures, some ice & a sprinkling of snow on the ground in many of the more mountainous areas. The roof was down all of the way & not once did my hands get even slightly cold (no heated wheel on that). On the 250 miles back in my 718 during daylight hours the roof was again down, apart from during sleet & snow showers & not once were my hands even slightly chilled. Although it's fitted with a heated steering wheel function & I've turned it on just to try it I can't imagine ever actually needing it. I should add that whilst I don't particularly feel the cold my wife does & even she never experienced a problem in my old 981 Boxster. Given that she also suffers quite badly with Reynaud Syndrome that's quite some testament to what an excellent design the car is for protection from wind buffeting & how efficient the heaters are when set appropriately.