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 Driving Styles - zippy
Mrs Z has always been an aggressive driver.

She used to throw the Touran around like it was a go kart and at times I was amazed it didn't roll.

Anyway, in the Note, I have really noticed that she treats brakes like they are an On or Off switch. Seriously, there is no middle ground.

I'm not brave enough to bear her wrath and tell her outright that it's uncomfortable as a passenger and potentially dangerous, but need to get her to change her driving style before I have to fork out on another set of pads (the car has not done 20k and is well on its way through a second set).

Any ideas?
Last edited by: zippy on Fri 23 Jul 21 at 15:55
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