Mitsubishi: Left foot Print International Automotive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Average: 5 (14 votes) Montero Sport. Now with automatic transmission. ForwardTweet WidgetFacebook LikeGoogle Plus OnePinterest Der Keller German Restaurant: OneNewer Mitsubishi: ContactsOlder
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complicated idea
If it's automatic transmission then shouldn't the hand be free now. So what's the foot saying?
With manual transmission you need your left foot for the clutch. With automatic the foot is free.
Ivan Raszl, admin of AotW
The idea isnt coming through !
Karthik M.
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think too smart and force...imagine consumer will not straight away gets it and the ad is lost. Too many steps...
Too contrived...it really misses the point. Could have bee
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i don`t get it
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Automatic transmission - so no need to use the left leg for the pedal - so can be used to hold the cigarette.
Ivan Raszl, admin of AotW
what is the f**k is this..??????
I don't know it looks like someone else foot, if it was obviously his it might make more sense. Interesting though
its really complicated execution
Let me think like the consumer, 'this car must be so small there is no legroom at the back.
Well.. its a little complicated for the average consumer, but any one who has a knack for revving the beasts.. and experience with the clutch will get it immediately.. I feel the creativity deserves an applause.
Funny.