One benefit is that you can get new brakes all the time. I never
asked my mother-in-law about it, but she seemed to do it regularly for
that purpose! :)
On 08/25/2010 01:52 AM, Paul Hunt wrote:
> You can do either. The normal recommendation for people moving from a
> manual to an automatic is to tuck the left foot back so you are not
> tempted to use it, because if you apply the brake with that foot with
> the pressure you usually use for the clutch you will stand the car on
> its nose. Once you get used to left-foot braking i.e. driving autos
> all the time, then there can be benefits in some circumstances
> (although not having had an auto for many years I can't remember what
> they are ...)
>
> PaulH.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>> Do you brake with your left foot in your nomally driven automatic car?
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