I drove up the Mount Washington auto road once and there were signs everywhere about descending in low gear, and I think they even looked in the vehicle and verified you were in L before they let you leave. I was driving a manual so no issues, but I do recall smelling other people's brakes for a lot of the trip.
Remembering that today got me to thinking about CVT transmissions. The only one I've ever driven is my wife's Corolla and it has paddle shifters so you can choose a lower 'gear' if desired. How do cars with just a D setting handle engine braking?
Remembering that today got me to thinking about CVT transmissions. The only one I've ever driven is my wife's Corolla and it has paddle shifters so you can choose a lower 'gear' if desired. How do cars with just a D setting handle engine braking?