Does Pressing the Accelerator Before Releasing the Clutch Damage the Car?

[GiselleRose]

Pressing the accelerator before releasing the clutch can damage the car. Here are some situations regarding pressing the accelerator before releasing the clutch: 1. Poor car condition. Older cars may lack sufficient power, and since they are already old, further wear and tear may not be a concern. In such cases, a more aggressive start—pressing the accelerator before releasing the clutch—can be chosen for better acceleration. 2. In a hurry. Manual transmission cars are prone to stalling, especially when you're in a rush. Often, releasing the clutch too quickly can cause the engine to stall. In such situations, pressing the accelerator first to raise the RPM before releasing the clutch can ensure a quick start and reduce the likelihood of stalling. Additionally, this method allows for slower RPM drop, making gear shifts easier. 3. Starting on a long, steep slope. Mountain roads are not only steep but also narrow, especially in small villages. Often, you may need to stop to let oncoming traffic pass before proceeding.