Tough to get car out of PARK?

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Tough to get car out of PARK?

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Feb 18th, 2020, 19:31	#1
Xariez Junior Member Last Online: Sep 26th, 2021 22:38 Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: -	Tough to get car out of PARK? Hey, Last night I drove an automatic V70 from -01, and it struck me how incredibly easy it is to depress the brake pedal, then move the gear lever from PARK to REVERSE/NEUTRAL/DRIVE. However, that made me think.. Back home I got an automatic V50 from -04, and while REVERSE-NEUTRAL-DRIVE works decent, getting the car in and out of PARK is rather tough. In fact, if we were to compare the two, very tough! I were now wondering if anyone have any ideas why this is, or if it is simply because they are two completely different cars? Thanks in advance!

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