Location of Santana Pedals?
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The Volkswagen Santana uses a suspended accelerator pedal. 1. Compared to floor-mounted pedals, suspended accelerator pedals only provide a fulcrum for the forefoot, leading to stiffer calf muscles during prolonged driving. This is why many people complain that suspended pedals cause fatigue over time. Additionally, they offer less control precision than floor-mounted pedals and make heel-and-toe maneuvers less convenient. 2. Both floor-mounted and suspended accelerator pedals serve as signal acquisition sources. Since the large-scale electronic revolution in automobiles began in the late 1980s, accelerator pedals have shifted from traditional cable control to electronic signal acquisition. This change has freed pedal design from cable layout constraints, allowing automakers to focus on matching the right pedal type to each vehicle model and optimizing driving comfort.