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  • vicgneswaran
    New models from the Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT and Skoda commonly feature auto-hold, assuming they come with an electronic handbrake. VW's system “retains the last applied braking pressure”, so if you're waiting on a hill, it's a good idea to give the brakes a solid shove.
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