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All cars will creep forward with the first gear on. The thing is, if you're already going faster than 10km/h, they'll decelerate towards that surprisingly quick
by lrem 5y ago
All cars will creep forward with the first gear on. The thing is, if you're already going faster than 10km/h, they'll decelerate towards that surprisingly quickly.
- tincholio 5y agoNot really. On petrol cars, if you let go of the clutch in 1st gear and not pushing on the gas, you'll most likely stall. Diesels often don't do this, and creep instead (all of this assuming you're letting go of the clutch slowly enough, otherwise, you'll stall for sure)
- ComputerGuru 5y agoIt depends on the condition of the clutch. If it’s a newer clutch or in great shape: definitely not once the gear is fully engaged. I can’t drive my petrol cars in forward or reverse at driveway speeds without riding the clutch a bit to stop from going too fast.
- garaetjjte 5y agoI think any differences in this are down to how much power is ECU software willing to apply to maintain idle speed.
- bdamm 5y agoPetrol cars in 4th gear+ don’t decelerate much. Also most EVs don’t creep.