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New car - Printable Version +- JapCarForum (https://www.japcarforum.com) +-- Forum: General Discussions (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: The JCF Lounge (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=17) +--- Thread: New car (/showthread.php?tid=6775) |
New car - FirebirdPhil - 24-01-2019 it is funny watching people who don't know how it works trying to move the car though!! New car - toxo - 24-01-2019 It confused me the LS lol. First time I drove it around was with the handbrake still on! New car - Dark Samurai - 24-01-2019 That's nice, I do like the new C-Class ![]() What's that (P) handle for? New car - parthiban - 24-01-2019 Dark Samurai What's that (P) handle for? Pull that to release the parking brake. New car - Dark Samurai - 24-01-2019 How do you activate the parking brake? Do you push it in, pull it out, or does it automatically activate? New car - kam05 - 24-01-2019 See that little pedal by the foot brake? push that to put the parking brake on. New car - Dark Samurai - 24-01-2019 Ah ok, bit weird, why couldnt they use the same pedal to release it. I like the car, very nice. New car - FirebirdPhil - 24-01-2019 Dark Samurai Ah ok, bit weird, why couldnt they use the same pedal to release it. I like the car, very nice. Thats how the Prius one works - would have thought you would know that!!! New car - Dark Samurai - 24-01-2019 I do, the Prius brake you push the pedal to activate, and push the pedal again to release it. The C-Class you push the pedal to activate and pull the handle to release it. New car - parthiban - 24-01-2019 Lol yeah pretty much every car with a foot brake is push pedal on, push pedal off. Mercs are the only cars I've come across with push pedal on, pull lever off. I actually prefer this as I've always found the push pedal off quite a clumsy manouvre for a luxury car. Obviously the days of all these pedals are numbered with electronic parking brakes becoming more common. |