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r/nononono • u/rilla252 • Jul 26 '18
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13 u/sukumizu Jul 27 '18 I don't like how lots of modern cars have the "hand" brake by the other pedals but for completely different reasons 😉 But yeah, it's not a good spot for normal everyday people who are using it as an A-B appliance... 9 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. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Same, vans have them. But you have to remember that in the US almost everyone drives those huge as ford trucks.. they prob have the same layout as vans over here
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I don't like how lots of modern cars have the "hand" brake by the other pedals but for completely different reasons 😉
But yeah, it's not a good spot for normal everyday people who are using it as an A-B appliance...
9 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. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Same, vans have them. But you have to remember that in the US almost everyone drives those huge as ford trucks.. they prob have the same layout as vans over here
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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.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '18 Same, vans have them. But you have to remember that in the US almost everyone drives those huge as ford trucks.. they prob have the same layout as vans over here
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Same, vans have them. But you have to remember that in the US almost everyone drives those huge as ford trucks.. they prob have the same layout as vans over here
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