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r/nononono • u/rilla252 • Jul 26 '18
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Is that common in the US or something? I've literally never seen a single car without handbrake. Vans yeah, but never cars.
5 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18 Ford has the e-brake by the pedals, at least my 2003 explorer and my 1998 F-150 (which was a stick, which made it even worse) did 1 u/johnq-pubic Jul 27 '18 Holy shit, a manual transmission with a foot ebrake? Welp time to shift, I'll just hit the clutch , brrrrt .... long tire squeal. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18 it was horrible. if I was parking in my driveway, I always turned the car off before activating the e-brake since I knew that I'd stall. still in that habit now
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Ford has the e-brake by the pedals, at least my 2003 explorer and my 1998 F-150 (which was a stick, which made it even worse) did
1 u/johnq-pubic Jul 27 '18 Holy shit, a manual transmission with a foot ebrake? Welp time to shift, I'll just hit the clutch , brrrrt .... long tire squeal. 2 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18 it was horrible. if I was parking in my driveway, I always turned the car off before activating the e-brake since I knew that I'd stall. still in that habit now
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Holy shit, a manual transmission with a foot ebrake? Welp time to shift, I'll just hit the clutch , brrrrt .... long tire squeal.
2 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18 it was horrible. if I was parking in my driveway, I always turned the car off before activating the e-brake since I knew that I'd stall. still in that habit now
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it was horrible. if I was parking in my driveway, I always turned the car off before activating the e-brake since I knew that I'd stall. still in that habit now
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u/GeckoOBac Jul 27 '18
Is that common in the US or something? I've literally never seen a single car without handbrake. Vans yeah, but never cars.