Does Giving Gas Before Releasing the Clutch Damage the Car?

[StNatalie]

Giving gas before releasing the clutch can damage the car. Here is a detailed explanation of stepping on the throttle before releasing the clutch: 1. Poor car condition: If the car is too old, it may lack power, and since it's already old, there's less concern about rough handling. In such cases, for better acceleration, a violent start—giving gas before releasing the clutch—can be chosen. 2. In a hurry: Manual transmission cars have a characteristic of being prone to stalling. Especially when in a rush, often the left foot releases too quickly, leading to stalling. Therefore, in such situations, one can choose to step on the throttle first to raise the RPM, then release the clutch. This not only ensures a quick start but also reduces the likelihood of stalling. Additionally, during this operation, the RPM drops slowly, making it easier to shift gears. 3. Starting on a long, steep slope: Mountain roads are not only steep but also narrow, especially in small villages. On such roads, it's common to stop the car to wait for the other vehicle to pass before proceeding.