[COTPM]

Great little feature

 

[clayzy]

Yeah the brakes are held an extra two seconds after previously been released, great idea in my opinion

 

[Adam2]

My brain huts from trying to understand this.

 

[lisa27]

I found this out and thought their was something wrong with the car, my partner found it highly amusing.

 

[Goingslowlyblind]

First time it kicked in, I found it very strange, but is handy.

 

[raffo]

work well in reverse gear when on a hill car facing down hill

 

[Santgo]

So glad it's not just me. Now I'm used to it, I'm not sure I could do a hill start without it now!

 

[alicej2014]

Helloo!
Is this feature standard on all of the Adam models?

Thanks,

Alice

 

[gillsid]

Hi Alice- it is standard on them all

 

[Brum_66]

you sure it standard if it is I've missed it somewhere. Haveit on my lorry at work even holds 44 tons makes a difference.

 

[mjb8028]

when I was learning to drive in my adam, I got stuck in traffic on a hill. had only been driving the car properly 2 days and it kicked in, made me jump a little bit.... and my instructor, but its good to know it was there incase

 

[alicej2014]

That sounds good to me!
My Adam is now due in next Tuesday so will try it out! I've been driving an Automatic car for the last two years so going back to Manual should be fun!
Hill start would be a nice feature!
Thanks everyone,
Alice

 

[hs11jam]

I wondered why the brakes on my Adam were sticking when parked on the drive. Silly me lol had it two months!!!

 

[Jam14]

had it on my previous car love it

 

[Tracey.A]

It's a great thing to have

 

[rodyr5]

My current car has it but it only works when you find the bite with the hand brake still on. Is this the same in the Adam?

 

[Tracey.A]

No. If you leave your foot and the break pedal on a hill and then take you foot off the pedal the car will hold for a while on the hill. Whilst you go over to the acceleraterEdited by: Tracey.A

 

[rodyr5]

That's even better than what I've got now Tracey.A, thank you

 

[Tracey.A]

Your welcome as I live in North Yorkshire there's loads of hills so use it loads