When I bought it was. Not anymore though, my agency gave me permission to upfit. So it stopped being a cop car for about 7 months, plus the time the pervious agency had it tarped up.
Excuse my naivety but this thread has taught me that some cars don't have handbrakes and some have them in goofy places
Many automatics put them in the floor roughly where the clutch would be, but sitting a bit higher. Trucks also typically put it on the floor because there isn't a center console or because it's traditional. Newer cars often don't have any sort of lever or pedal, it's just an on/off switch.
But what do those poor people do for fun in the snow if they have FWD?
Wreck, mostly.
if a car doesnt go sideways when you put the pedal on the right to the floor it's not a car that's possible to have fun in
Except it's even worse because it's *australian* GM interior quality
My car doesn't have cup holders because one of them was designed by an idiot who had probably never held a cup before(C5 audi dash cupholder), and the other had to go for other modification reasons(center console cup holder).
Seeing this many automatics saddens me
I dont have any cupholders, but I do have something nobody here has
https://files.facepunch.com/forum/upload/185250/826022dc-f042-4393-a799-96902cb04f9a/20180404_163843.jpg
Thats right peasants. Parcel trays.
I'll balance it out a bit
https://imgur.com/a/5Fpky
i need to clean my car
My Mustang was a manual, but I don't think you can get the truck package I have in a manual.
I was thinking the same thing but too afraid to say it because people get really touchy about automatics
I'd drive manual if my car needed more than a single step down gear, sorry guys.
Yeah they do sometimes. I mean it in a lighthearted way though, a funny way to point it out, as for me here in spain, I've only been in about 2 automatic cars in my life and drive a manual. It's interesting how different the culture is
My automatic is not by choice
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