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  • But really, it's good for either long or steep or both hills, but as far as I'm aware most autos let you select a lower gear so you can avoid over heating the brakes and because if you're braking down a hill unnecessarily you're just turning your fuel to heat and leaving the car in gear down a hill drives the engine without needing fuel and out of gear you're essentially idling so using fueland not in full control. I've only driven an auto a few times and found it a bit confusing at first, changing gear manually doesn't really involve thinking, even if I've not driven in months, kinda muscle memory.

  • kinda muscle memory

    The kinda muscle memory that has you reaching for the hand brake that isn't there 2 minutes after driving off in an unfamiliar hired car when perched at traffic lights on a steep hill.

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